"pattern of power" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the way power is distributed or exercised in a particular situation or system. Example: In our society, there is a clear pattern of power in which men hold more positions of authority and decision-making power compared to women.
The most basic of these was in the pattern of power delegation.
In this way, glamour played an important role in the creation and maintenance of a given pattern of power".
Corey Haim and Todd Bridges have revealed they were assaulted as children, a toxic and hateful pattern of power and manipulation which is part of that same continuum of abuse which reaches to the adult world.
According to the results, with a given waveguide the 2D pattern of power density is highly dependent on both the orientation and position of the dipole.
The two-dimensional (2D) pattern of power density for the waveguide-coupled emission from the molecular dipole was calculated using the theoretical method.
To better match demand and supply, many utilities offer residential demand response program to change the pattern of power consumption of a residential customer by curtailing or shifting their energy use during the peak time period.
He said the company has a system that can track patterns of power use and predict future demand.
Any attempt at changing our role will have to begin with a searching and doubtless painful examination of our internal patterns of power and prejudice.
Manifesto week is a joy not just for policy wonks but for Kremlinologists who study the shifting patterns of power within parties and campaigns.
The 2009 World Social Forum demonstrated that the reversal of colonial patterns of power is finally opening up new opportunities to learn from and engage with the visions produced by indigenous peoples.
About a decade ago, the company found that a technique called differential power analysis would allow an attacker to extract the cryptographic keys from a smartcard by analyzing its patterns of power consumption.
