The part of the sentence "pattern reverses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change in trends, preferences, opinions, or circumstances. For example: "When she changed her major in college, the pattern of her academic success reversed and she began to struggle with her classes."
During screwing, this force reaches a maximum at the end of the drive; this pattern reverses during unscrewing.
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For lower level vision, the deficits are worse in the previously deprived eye if the deprivation had been monocular rather than binocular, but for higher level perception, that pattern reverses, perhaps because of cross-modal neural completion during the deprivation.
When the sun's output falls, the pressure pattern reverses.
At low latitudes, this temperature pattern reverses and produces a thermospheric cooling and consequently a thermospheric density decrease at a fixed altitude by reducing the scale height.
Without region effects, the main effect of unemployment is significant only among young individuals, but including these effects the pattern reverses and it is only among the older that the main effect is found to be significant.
The pattern reversed during the spontaneous recovery test.
In the 1990s, the pattern reversed on a range of factual questions about economic and fiscal issues.
This pattern reversed during associative memory recall, with reaction times and brain activity patterns now indicating that conceptual information was reconstructed more rapidly than perceptual details.
The pattern reversed itself in the final weeks of the campaign, with Clinton performing worse on live-phone polls than Internet polls.
As rehab progressed post-surgery, the pattern reversed going from two crutches to one, and then to a cane until I could walk unassisted.
