The phrase "exhibit patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing behaviors, trends, or characteristics that are observable in data or phenomena.
Example: "The research findings indicate that the subjects tend to exhibit patterns of behavior that correlate with their environmental conditions."
Alternatives: "display trends" or "show characteristics".
The orderliness of a sequence σ may be defined as 1/2C; orderly sequences are such that they exhibit patterns, and for such a patterned sequence C will be low, and 1/2C correspondingly higher.
At the extreme, children who are bullied can exhibit patterns of irrational retaliation, such as the school shootings that have occurred around the country.
Furthermore, acoustic indices exhibit patterns along the day that hinder the direct analyzing of habitats.
The optimized structures exhibit patterns which go far beyond typical physical intuition on periodic media design.
Neuropsychiatrists have been active in treating patients who exhibit patterns of violence related to different types of brain lesions.
Introduced to a variety of functional groups that exhibit patterns of reactivity and learn how to predict products of a reaction in the context of thermodynamics and kinetics.
As of Aug. 25, 24 bears, decorated by different artists, will be scattered about in an outdoor exhibit patterned after the cow parade in New York City in 2000.
More than 20% of causal variants exhibited patterns of emergence inconsistent with neutrality.
Ongoing brain activity exhibits patterns resembling neural ensembles co-activated by stimulation or task performance.
We found that DRB and DQB exhibited patterns of genetic differentiation among geographic regions that differed from neutral microsatellite loci.
(1) Temperature extremes exhibited patterns consistent with warming, with a large proportion of stations having statistically significant trends.
