The phrase 'predominant patterns' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a pattern or occurrence that is more common or frequent than others. For example, "The predominant pattern in this region is for heavy rain during the winter months."
The predominant patterns of biogeographical affinities were strongly influenced by depth.
Instead, moments of great promise in changing predominant patterns of interaction between female and male peace activists and between black and white advocates of nonviolence were followed by setbacks and stunning missteps that subverted the advances and alliances that activists had made.
We show by immunolocalization that SUmoesin has two predominant patterns during development.
The predominant patterns are the 'daffodil' and 'paperwhite' forms, while the 'triandrus' form is less common.
To identify the predominant patterns of diel periodicity, we performed "soft clustering" analysis (see Materials and Methods) of the transcriptome.
A wide range of individual levels of cytokines were obtained, therefore predominant patterns will be analysed in the following sections.
LRF is the predominant pattern of failure.
Distant metastasis is the predominant pattern of failure, although chemotherapy seemed to improve cancer-specific survival.
The predominant pattern in New Indo-Aryan is that of Middle Indo-Aryan: forms are used that are etymologically participles.
We identified markedly dysregulated RBPs and found that downregulation was a predominant pattern in cancer.
Invasive adenocarcinomas are classified based on their predominant pattern (lepidic, acinar, papillary, solid, micropapillary) and this subclassification replaces grading.
