The phrase "exhibit a pattern" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used when describing something that consistently follows a certain sequence or trend. For example: - "The data exhibits a clear pattern of decreasing sales over the past year." - "His behavior exhibits a pattern of impulsivity and disregard for authority." - "The weather in this region exhibits a pattern of hot and dry summers."
In short, they began to exhibit "a pattern of broken slumber — one practically identical to that of pre-industrial households".
Mr. Sheen then had a series of very public relationships with sex film stars, which is certainly his prerogative — talent is as talent does — but he also continued to exhibit a pattern of violence toward women.
"For children who pose a serious risk to the public – having been convicted of arson, GBH, rape or homicide, or who exhibit a pattern of behaviour which suggests they might do it again – the indeterminate sentence is often the preferred option," Tim Bateman says.
While the scenarios exhibit a pattern of costs in early years and savings in later years, they both result in net savings through 2050 relative to BAU.
In addition, the expression of proteolipid protein and its splicing variant DM-20 exhibit a pattern that is similar to brain proteolipid protein expression during development.
All world systems with at least a chiefdom level of political organization exhibit a pattern of the rise and fall of large polities.
One plaintiff herself, the association said, had exhibited "a pattern of inappropriate and unprofessional conduct".
To PropOrNot, simply exhibiting a pattern of beliefs outside the political mainstream is enough to risk being labelled a Russian propagandist.
The invertase activity increased downslope and exhibited a pattern similar to the 137Cs data.
Media Matters said the bureau chief's response to the report exhibited a pattern of bias by Fox News in its coverage of climate change.
Uber's chief executive, Travis Kalanick, exhibits a pattern of risk-taking that has sometimes put his company on the brink of implosion.
