The phrase "in pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is arranged in a specific pattern or order. For example, "The restaurant arranges its tables in a pattern of foursquare."
Studies conducted under the consent decree determined that the department had engaged in pattern of false arrests, unreasonable searches and use of excessive force especially in minority communities.
A number of variations in pattern of development of the female gametophyte occur in various angiosperms; for example, in certain species of evening primrose (Oenothera), the female gametophyte contains only 4 nuclei, whereas in Peperomia, as many as 16 may be present.
It is unique for its wide cultural, social, ethnic variations and in pattern of health and disease.
This change in pattern of peak vis-à-vis nonpeak demand can be observed either at transmission and/or distribution level.
Doses dispensed by pharmacy were used as a proxy measure of analgesia administered to children to establish change in pattern of analgesic use.
At the same time, if you ignore climate change, the changes in pattern in rainfall and the changes in pattern of temperature are likely to mean that there's a significant problem for agricultural production.
All investigated agents induce decrease in protein phosphotyrosine level in leukemic cells, but differences in intensity of decrease and in pattern of proteins with decreased pTyr level were observed.
They found no difference in pattern of healing and the amount of newly formed bone after corticotomy or osteotomy, i.e. no difference in preserving medullary or periosteal blood supply.
If the ground deforms in pattern of positive curvature, the tower can be also protected by using the composite foundation instead of the independent ones, but the effect is less than that in the former three deformation patterns.
Although results indicated longer sentence durations for SC than SA, results showed no difference in the overall intelligibility of speech produced during SC versus speech produced during SA, nor any difference in pattern of phonetic contrast recognition errors during SC.
