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The phrase "regular patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing consistent or recurring arrangements or sequences in various contexts, such as art, nature, or data analysis.
Example: "The artist's work is characterized by regular patterns that create a sense of harmony and balance."
Alternatives: "consistent patterns" or "repetitive patterns."
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With quasicrystals, that symmetry is broken: there are regular patterns in the structure, but never repeating".
Being exposed to regular patterns of light and dark regulates our circadian rhythm.
It has rumbled in regular patterns, then gone silent for long stretches.
These fluxoids tend to arrange themselves in regular patterns that have been detected by electron microscopy and by neutron diffraction.
Schiff, like Marianne Moore — a profound and not entirely metabolized antecedent — has, instead, stanzas: rigid, cratelike stanzas, which often employ regular patterns of syllables per line.
They found that the frequency of lightning strikes follows regular patterns that match the rotation of the sun's magnetic field, increasing by up to 50% under certain circumstances.
Its length, of around 20,000 words, and the regular patterns in its syntax, mean it is unlikely to be a hoax, says Dr Knight.
The surfaces of clothed bodies are enlivened by intricate schemes of folds and pleats and highlights in regular patterns of reiterated parallel and converging lines.
Gemstones such as opal exhibit beautiful interference effects arising from the scattering of light from regular patterns of microscopic spherical particles.
Regular patterns of these phenomena were identified.
These regular patterns are expected to find applications such as the fabrication of uniform multicellular spheroids.
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