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The phrase "showed a similar pattern" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase whenever you need to describe a set of data or data points that show a pattern that is similar to another set of data or another pattern. For example, "The data from the two studies showed a similar pattern, with the majority of participants reporting positive results."
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Their robbery rates showed a similar pattern.
Study 2 showed a similar pattern for sadness.
Other statistics showed a similar pattern throughout the Army, a task force member said.
A few years back, researchers showed a similar pattern in Sweden.
However, the 1970s showed a similar pattern, this time in reaction to oil price shocks.
Other locations showed a similar pattern across the events modelled, although with different depth range values.
Exports from Michigan, another state Trump won, showed a similar pattern.
The 19 participants showed a similar pattern in their behaviours as the 28 participants included in the behavioural analysis.
Transcripts encoding auxin responsive proteins (Aux/IAA) showed a similar pattern of expression.
Reliability of multi-masking showed a similar pattern, but overall values tended to be lower.
Cultured rat aortic and bovine glomerular endothelial cells showed a similar pattern.
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