"demonstrate a pattern of" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a behavior or action that is repeated or consistent. Example: In order to prove their argument, the researchers must demonstrate a pattern of unethical behavior by the company over the past decade.
Ford used Firestone's warranty data to demonstrate a pattern of problems with certain Firestone products.
Two Hobbs Act violations, in turn, can demonstrate a "pattern of racketeering activity" that entitles victims to triple damages under the federal racketeering law known as RICO.
The move would make it easier for the union to demonstrate a pattern of anticompetitive behavior by the company, but may slow the inquiry down, lawyers said.
From these, they have a list of 100-110 'victims' … The recordings and notes demonstrate a pattern of 'victims' being focused on for a given period and then being replaced by the next one who becomes flavour of the week".
Mr. Hyman said he believed that the seven cases he was handling demonstrate a "pattern of discrimination" that favored white managers over minorities when awarding top management posts in sales offices.
The documents were sought by six plaintiffs who maintain that they were abused as minors by the Rev. Paul R. Shanley and who say the papers will demonstrate a pattern of negligence by the archdiocese in dealing with abusive priests.
It said that Hasan demonstrated "a pattern of poor judgment and a lack of professionalism".
This narrowing of the case made an already difficult job of demonstrating a pattern of illicit trading more difficult, the report said.
Mr. Giuliani's spokeswoman, Sunny Mindel, said his efforts on behalf of the families demonstrated a pattern of advocacy for disaster victims.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development seized control of a public housing authority in Texas today, saying the agency had demonstrated a pattern of discriminatory abuses dating to the 1960's.
She has another option: disinherit her daughter by demonstrating a pattern of "ungratitude," Mr. Kiejman said, noting that Madame Bettencourt does not want to pursue this choice.
