'curve pattern' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a pattern or shape that is curved in some way. For example, "This painting has a unique curve pattern that catches the eye."
This seems to follow a bail curve pattern.
Particularly, convex curve pattern can be further explained by conductive pathway effect.
At the fair we saw an exhibit demonstrating how people make choices that cluster toward the middle in a bell curve pattern.
Lissajous figure, also called Bowditch Curve, pattern produced by the intersection of two sinusoidal curves the axes of which are at right angles to each other.
The plot below shows respondents' self-placements on the liberal-conservative scale in the left panel, and we see a familiar bell curve pattern where most respondents place themselves in the middle and only a small proportion consider themselves to be "extremely liberal" or "extremely conservative". This paints a clear picture of a centrist electorate.
Thus, each well/piezometer has a signature curve pattern.
The elliptical-curve pattern produced about 30% higher quantum efficiency than the pseudo-random grating.
Because huge market downturns occurred more often than could be expected if markets followed the bell-curve pattern of events, many people concluded that big disruptions were entirely unpredictable.
The price of TV picture tubes followed the experience-curve pattern from the introduction of television in the late 1940s until 1963, the average unit price dropping from $34 to $8 (in terms of 1958 dollars).
The superior performance of the elliptical-curve pattern is due primarily to its diffraction characteristics and to a lesser extent to its smaller dependence on fabrication error.
In a 2011 paper for the National Bureau of Economic Research, Josh Lerner of Harvard Business School and Peter Tufano of Said Business School also argue that in a typical "S-curve" pattern, in which the earliest adopters of an innovation are the most knowledgeable, a widely adopted product is more likely to have lots of users with an inadequate grasp of the product's risks.
