"cultural pattern" is correct and a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English.
Example: She observed a distinct cultural pattern between Eastern and Western nations.
The general concept of acculturation, including acculturation in the domain of health care, is defined as "those phenomena which result when groups of individuals having different cultures come into continuous first-hand contact, with subsequent changes in the original cultural pattern of either or both groups" [ 13].
Again, this varies with the cultural pattern.
This cultural pattern of denial is hardly limited to the economic crisis.
The cultural pattern for this technology acquisition effort reaches back to the 19th century, the authors write.
Cartier-Bresson's famous small boy with his wine bottles is responding to a cultural pattern: he wants to be a grownup, a man who drinks wine.
The basic cultural pattern is very similar to that of the K'iche'or the Kaqchikel; custom and dress vary to some extent from one municipio to the next.
The following discussion of three of those cultures merely suggests some rather prominent cultural patterns that are illustrative of the wide range present.
For our conceptualization of culture, this implies that we analyse cultural patterns as they are represented by individuals.
In adapting to a hegemonic culture, Aymara families have abandoned, to some extent, traditional cultural patterns and are slowly adopting new and increasingly intercultural lifestyles [ 51, 52].
Hoijer also published studies of Indigenous languages and cultures of the American South West in which Whorf found correspondences between cultural patterns and linguistic ones.
How do language patterns relate to cultural patterns?
