"repeated pattern" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a sequence or design that occurs multiple times in a sentence. Example: The author used a repeated pattern of alliteration to create a lyrical flow in their writing.
"We're looking for a repeated pattern and when that happens, somebody — a parent — has got to be out to lunch".
A repeated pattern, which Prada explained was a magnified digital print of a molecule, added to this futuristic sense.
How did the idea strike you that this was a repeated pattern?
A repeated pattern of concentric google-eye circles and snaky stripes turns a swatch of Ottoman velvet into a comic-opera version of a hero's leopard-skin mantle.
At any rate, the repeated pattern with Kees is that of a sudden, spectacular beginning, and a failure to grub and grind it out thereafter.
Noisy, pulsating rhythms and hockets, interspersed with four women's voices singing quotes from Plato, communicate powerfully, ending with a repeated pattern which comes to an abrupt halt.
Often a garment is the canvas for one complete image writ large, rather than a smaller repeated pattern.
Where's the outrage from feminists who see this repeated pattern of the powerful having affairs, consensual relationships, with starry-eyed interns?" Ms. Zahn said she had been careful to stress that Mr. Condit is not a suspect.
"A monster and a rogue he may have been, and yet there was something satisfying about the repeated pattern of his life — one minute facing catastrophe, the next getting off scot free," Mr. Shakespeare writes.
1, 1939" and transferred the regularity of the poem's rhyming meter to a spare accompaniment, a repeated pattern of four treading chords, freeing the text to wander over the notes in bitter declamation.
The authority adaptation is executed every repeated pattern period.
