The phrase 'repetitive pattern' is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe when activities, sounds, or images are repeated in a regular, often predictable pattern. For example, "The sound of the cicadas provides a repetitive pattern."
Most will create a boring or repetitive pattern.
Will the beads be spaced out in a repetitive pattern or will they cluster in some areas?
Left largely on their own, the candidates spoke in their rehearsed dialects in a random, repetitive pattern.
"When you do anything in a repetitive pattern, [the audience] is gone.
Still, when images of heavy weaponry show up in a decorative border or a repetitive pattern, it is disconcerting.
Though his darkly comic descriptions of his parent's abusive behavior are initially shocking, they soon devolve into a repetitive pattern of complaint, and the reader begins to tire of his crude put-downs and even cruder vows of revenge.
Some of the earliest footage captures ordinary life with long, static shots: a mosque being cleaned at dawn, a metalworker chiselling out a repetitive pattern, an argument over sound quality at a cassette shop.
The repetitive pattern was not being printed on paper, but on linen that the artist imported from France because he liked its smooth surface.
Other studies show distinctive neural responses from similar regions when there is an unexpected break in a repetitive pattern of sounds, or in a chord progression.
Even if the T-shirts were red or black, the effect might be the same, he added, "because it's the repetitive pattern more than it is the color".
It's a wearisome, repetitive pattern: a new type of app achieves some short-term success and is seen as a revolution, but it ultimately becomes a damp squib.
