"reverse pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a regular series of events, ideas, or items in which the order is reversed. For example: "The author used a reverse pattern in the story, starting with the climax and working backwards to the beginning."
The reverse pattern was observed in SC.
Opponents contend that the trend of creating schools like Pappas has ended and that a reverse pattern is emerging.
However, in both cohorts, the reverse pattern was far more common, leading to an overall drop in tobacco smoking.
The reverse pattern was observed for woodland, olive groves and wetlands.
The second cluster, from Oct. 13 to Oct. 25, has a reverse pattern of disease: eight inhalation cases and four cutaneous cases.
In 11 previous division series with Torre as their manager, the Yankees executed the reverse pattern nine times, winning five times, losing four.
Daily CF CORT patterns showed an increase from midday to evening during migration, but the reverse pattern during the molt.
In the suicide attempts, we find the exact reverse pattern; that blacks and Latinos — and this is more so Latinos — but blacks and Latinos had more suicide attempts than the white sample.
Results supported our prediction that expert designers would demonstrate more schema-driven than case-driven analogising, whilst novices would show the reverse pattern of analogising.
Left hemisphere damaged signers produced significantly more lexical errors than did right hemisphere damaged signers, whereas the reverse pattern held for classifier signs.
Gradient Flip, a design in complementary colors bleeding off the outer margins, appears to be green-fading-to-magenta on one side of the book, and the reverse pattern on the other side.
