"corresponding pattern" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a similar or matching element in something, such as in a sentence or a set of data. Example: In this experiment, we observed two different variables and noticed that they have a corresponding pattern in their results.
In contrast, Figure 15 shows the corresponding pattern for an RSU located at an intersection.
For a comparison, the corresponding pattern of the "pure" SmFeO3 is given as well.
The expanded laser beam projects the corresponding pattern to the plane absorptive layer in the water tank.
Inverse arrangement is performed in the decoder with the corresponding pattern index, and thus we do not lose any information.
There were no detectable peaks relating to the existence of a separate dopant metal phase in any corresponding pattern.
Gripping a tool distributes forces asymmetrically along the base of the thumb and the side of the knucklebones, and modern hands show a corresponding pattern of trabecular density.
The position of a feature in the key is determined by the index for the corresponding pattern pair of PPPs plus the topological distance.
Pesquet et al. ([2010]) established the role of microtubule bundling in setting up the corresponding pattern of secondary cell wall thickenings.
Obviously the probability of τ will increase with the number of patterns in a codebook due to the better similarity between moving region and the corresponding pattern.
As research on pattern dynamics progressed, the researchers noticed that dynamical destabilization and corresponding pattern formation had similarities with equilibrium phase transition [11].
IL-5 was higher in allergics, and increased further during pollen season, with a corresponding pattern in the ratio between Th2 and Th1 cytokines (IL-5/IFN gamma; p's < 0.04).
