The phrase "in a specific pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a sequence of items that have been arranged in a purposeful way. For example: "The art gallery featured a series of paintings hung in a specific pattern to form a larger image."
In one version, the message might be read simply by shining a fluorescent light on the DNA that had been laid out in a specific pattern -- say, CK, to represent Calvin Klein.
Now imagine that when they are dropped into a jar and shaken, they self-entwine and pack themselves into a structure that repeats itself in a specific pattern -- say, two rubies, four pearls, two rubies, four pearls and so on.
3D printers work by melting or fusing raw materials such as plastics or metals at high heat, then laying down successive layers of the material in a specific pattern determined by software.
Isoprenoid, any of a class of organic compounds composed of two or more units of hydrocarbons, with each unit consisting of five carbon atoms arranged in a specific pattern.
It involves the exchange of four edges in a specific pattern (Handl et al. 2016).
"One of the most important issues the femtosatellites is that they need to be deployed in a specific pattern," said Imahara.
In contrast, consistent with the absence of significant tumour hypoxia, COX-2 expression does not occur in such a specific pattern in vehicle-treated tumours of the same size.
The effort required to move some 4,400 pounds of material and arrange it in such a specific pattern is enormous.
In that way, a specific pattern could be measured for each molecule allowing its identification.
It means that in addition learning when a specific pattern is present, the cell also learns the sequence in which patterns appear.
Thirdly, the relative ratio of cytosine over guanine in each read follows a specific pattern.
