The phrase "pattern after" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to mean "to imitate or copy," such as in this example: She patterned her career after her mother's.
That's the normal pattern after a giant debt bubble pops.
But the plethora of changes meant the game lost any meaningful pattern after half-time.
Perhaps that bye week won't have disrupted New York's win one, lose one pattern after all.
"There may be a pattern after some time, but at the moment it is quite random".
Randomised controlled trials are impossible because everyone reverts to a more normal eating pattern after a couple of months.
But Baltimore saw a similar pattern after the Freddie Gray riots: police officers feeling betrayed by city officials.
It followed a familiar pattern after raids in Jenin, Nablus, Gaza, Qalqilya, Bethlehem and, in the largest operation, Ramallah.
In the meantime, a micellar AmB solution demonstrated an instability pattern after 7 h of contact with the medium.
These two set-ups allow the re-writing of pattern after erasing and its inscription in vitro.
Spatial randomness of the disease was observed during the pre-vaccination period, which turned into a significant pattern after vaccination.
The major changes were an increase in species richness of invertebrates and birds, confirming the expected pattern after recent disturbance.
