"pattern width" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the dimension of the width of a particular pattern or design. For example, "This piece of fabric has a pattern width of 4 inches."
The blending effect in band pattern (width and regularity) of PHBV/PVAc blend was discussed.
In particular, MPS was found to reduce the pattern width for feasible metallization from 500 nm to less than 100 nm.
In all pattern widths, cells were highly aligned, with maximum cell and nuclear elongation occurring for the 10 μm pattern width.
The applicability of this method is indicated by demonstrating pattern width control, patterning over a large area and the fabrication of a 16-bit linear scale.
Light scattering due to the dispersed, non-index-matched photoresist domains leads to an intrinsic grayscale profile of the pattern width through the depth of the exposure field, a feature bringing significant and previously unexplored consequences for strain-induced folding dynamics.
The catalyst deposition time is 60 min, and the pattern width is about 30 μm.
For films cast on a patterned substrate, we consider several different substrate pattern widths and surface interaction strengths in our simulations.
The diameters of the constructs depend upon the pattern widths.
Nerve growth direction was controlled by varying the pattern widths.
A series of pattern widths have been fabricated to modulate the extent of cell deformation and polarization.
Transfection was achieved in pattern widths as low as 100 μm, with efficiencies dependent on the microchannel treatment and vector concentration.
