"disrupted pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any kind of pattern that has been disrupted or disturbed for any reason. For example, "The school year has been disrupted by the pandemic, creating an unfamiliar pattern of classes and student activities."
These sequential plots evolve from a periodic-like pattern, to a partially homogeneous pattern, and then to a disrupted pattern.
The pan-neuronal rescue of slo-1a function was sufficient to rescue the disrupted pattern of pharyngeal pumping (Figure 7A).
In the current study we observed in epithelial, endothelial, myeloid and tumor cells, that lack of caspase-8 exhibited a disrupted pattern of cellular differentiation/senescence.
Disrupted pattern of intestinal tight junctions and deposition of autoantibodies targeting the enzyme that plays a vital role in gluten digestion i.e. tissue tranglutaminase 2 (TG2) in duodenum of macaques with gluten enteropathy but not in healthy controls was also noted [5].
Using the ICA method, we demonstrated a disrupted pattern of resting-state DMN in T2DM patients.
This can lead to a disrupted pattern of care with a mother experiencing many different professional staff [ 4 ].
It also disrupted patterns of precipitation throughout the planet.
The environmental movement used to accumulate irrefutable evidence that all living things are interconnected, and present the ripple effects of disrupted patterns in the public forum.
In McGlinn's mutant mouse, the disrupted pattern-forming genes belonged to the molecular signaling pathway named Sonic hedgehog.
Previous research has noted disrupted patterns of neural activation during emotion, processing in individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASD).
We have shown previously that anthropogenic disturbance is associated with higher infection and disease risk, and with disrupted patterns of host and virus genetic spatial structure.
