"patterns of transport" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the way in which people, goods, or information move from one place to another. For example: "We are seeing changes in patterns of transport due to the increased use of electric vehicles."
The United Kingdom, which is relatively small in area and has a fairly high population density, has undergone considerable change in its patterns of transport.
The main patterns of transport flow reflect the topographical configuration of the country that is to say, they follow the north-south course of the Nile, run along the narrow coastal plain of the Mediterranean Sea, and expand into a more complex system in the delta.
Our studies reveal that exchangers, believed to be obligatory, may exhibit other patterns of transport behavior relating to facilitated transport.
10.7554/eLife.02009.006 Figure 3. Kinetic patterns of transport of GFP-albumin, VSVG-GFP and PC-III-GFP through the Golgi stack under steady-state conditions.
The speed/direction analysis in the air thus reflects only the influence of the trade winds with no clear patterns of transport from Africa, which is why we did not consider it to be a confounder in the statistical analysis.
For example, different patterns of transport use in the two districts studied, suggest that there is probably not a 'one size fits all' policy solution to this problem for all districts.
Patterns of transport-related activities are closely related to economic development.
Pureed food may show this pattern of transport (dumping) to the valleculae, even without mastication.
This pattern of transport probably also facilitated the emergence of new viral serotypes.
The pattern of transport emissions in developing countries are different now, but they are clearly becoming more like us.
However, spatial planning for the themed zones in Pudong has been limited in its scope to the physical design, land use, and the pattern of transport routes.
