"increased pattern" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It typically means a trend or tendency that has shown a significant increase over time. Example: The increased pattern of consumer spending in the past three years has led to an overall boost in the economy.
Exploratory and grooming behaviours clustered separately, and the increased pattern complexity involved exclusively exploratory patterns.
Non-meditators showed an increased pattern of brain activation relative to regular meditators under the same behavioural performance level.
"All of us are seeing an increased pattern of aggressive behaviour and provocative actions in the South China Sea, seriously threatening the peace, security, prosperity and stability in the region".
(b) Increased pattern dissimilarity in the bilateral hippocampus (MNI, left: peak at −33, −27 and −12; right: peak at 33, −36 and 0) for suppression of newly acquired compared with consolidated aversive memories, which is derived from inter-item multivoxel pattern dissimilarity analysis on the whole-brain level using a searchlight method.
A significant increased pattern of EMG activity was recorded in all muscles during MI, when compared to the rest condition, while the goniometric data did not reveal any movement.
The CA3 and CA1 activation during remote memory recall is consistent with the interpretation that an older memory might require increased pattern completion and/or relearning after longer time intervals.
It follows a increasing pattern in which the state and defence departments have pursued policies abroad that are far removed from Trump's rhetoric.
TSS content was decreased under sodic environment, while increasing pattern was observed under salinity and combined stress.
The rate is higher for men (1.45%) than for women (0.64%) and it shows an increasing pattern with age.
Sandy beaches are subjected to intense stressors, which are mainly derived from the increasing pattern of beach urbanization.
A Pentagon health study released in January, for instance, found that the rate of binge drinking in the Army shot up by 30percentt from 2002 to 2005, and "may signal an increasing pattern of heavy alcohol use in the Army".
