The phrase "pattern of composition" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the structure or organization of a sentence or a larger piece of writing. Example: The author's effective use of repetition and parallelism creates a strong pattern of composition in their speech.
This term refers to the confusion that has arisen around competing claims of the numerous versions and editions of his works, full of complexities stemming from Bruckner's intricate patterns of composition, revision and publication.
In both studies, results documented differences in patterns of composition and abundance of epiphytic assemblages on leaves between disturbed and reference meadows, while assemblages on rhizomes did not appear sensitive to this kind of disturbance.
The fatty acid composition and content from Tg/Tg, Tg/+, and +/+ fish are presented in Fig. 2, where the patterns of composition and content (mg/g) are indicated as Up and Down when compared to the +/+ fish.
In contrast, men showed more adherence to the traditional Brazilian and bar patterns, as also observed in other studies that identified patterns of compositions similar to those studied here [ 16, 26].
Functionally graded material (FGM) represents a new class of composites that consists of a graded pattern of material composition and/or microstructures.
We compared community composition among elevation bands (200 m intervals) to explore the altitudinal pattern of community composition.
Recently, a new class of composite called functionally graded material (FGM) was developed, that consisted a gradual pattern of material composition and/or microstructures, and was introduced in dental implant and cementless hip stem.
The tala section marks the rhythm pattern of the composition.
The spatio-temporal pattern of biophysical composition significantly affects land surface temperature (LST).
