The phrase "shared patterns" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to common or identical patterns that are shared or present among multiple elements or individuals. Example: "The linguists observed shared patterns in syntax and grammar between the two languages, indicating a historical connection between them."
Especially important are the shared patterns of alternation of sounds.
The settlements maintained close contact through networks of trade in copper and gold and also shared patterns of ceramics.
Anders, C. K. et al. Young age at diagnosis correlates with worse prognosis and defines a subset of breast cancers with shared patterns of gene expression.
During this period quilters shared patterns from weekly newspaper columns like those from the Kansas City Star, which featured more than 1,000 designs from 1921 to 1961.
She has a musical gift for connecting her characters' experiences through leitmotifs, through shared patterns of behavior, and together with her talent for evoking mood and atmosphere it lends this often unwieldy novel moments of genuine power and verisimilitude.
The band's grooves were constantly shifting colloquies, with little flurries of improvisation within the shared patterns: balafon responding to bass, fiddle catching a drum flourish, guitar lines flickering and darting away.
Nevertheless, contemporary textual evidence and shared patterns of architecture, technology, and artisanship, including carved cross stones indicate that these communities were nodes in regional networks of institutional affiliation, shared religious practice, and material procurement or exchange.
Having certain shared patterns of marginalization justifies certain institutional mechanisms to guarantee presence.
"Yet when we examined how genes and proteins interact in autistic people's brains, we saw well-defined shared patterns.
Our question here is whether there are certain shared patterns of beliefs and values held by individuals who either support or oppose the development of alternative-energy technologies.
We do not intend to dive into this discussion, however, it shall be remarked that the cultural dimensions are not just individual, but socially shared patterns.
