"depart from the pattern" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to deviate or stray away from the usual or expected way of doing something. Example: In order to stand out from the other companies, we need to depart from the traditional marketing methods and try something bold and innovative.
Scores that depart from the pattern may reflect the power of unusual teachers.
But his music for strings tends to depart from the pattern: drier, spikier, written more in unison ensemble rhythms.
At the same time, a few companies have been bold enough to depart from the pattern enough that you can distinguish their product without squinting.
Conversely the closer the system is to one of the stable attractors of the system, the less probable it is for a given level of noise that the system trajectory will depart from the pattern of the mean trajectory.
It was deemed relevant not only because it had demonstrable practical achievements in the past, but also because of its innovativeness, willingness to depart from the patterns of the past, and even its quasi-scientific outlook.
Once again it defies the reader to find the author in it, but departing from the pattern in his war stories, where a character's fear and foibles draw the reader's natural sympathy, this time Mr. O'Brien is cutting closer to ignobility.
His reluctance to respond quickly to the violence in Charlottesville also departed from the pattern he set in response to violent acts elsewhere.
The low prevalence of Wolbachia in F. cinerea departs from the pattern observed in many other Formica ants in which all workers have been infected.
This is significantly departing from the pattern observed in other eukaryotes genomes, such as Schizosaccharomyces pombe, D. melanogaster, C. elegans and Homo sapiens.
Here, we carried out a whole genome analysis of the chicken genome by the use of the relative synonymous codon usage (RSCU) method and identified 11 putative optimal codons, all of them ending with uracil (U), which is significantly departing from the pattern observed in other eukaryotes.
However, a surprising number of species depart from the "normal" mitochondrial pattern.
