The phrase "symmetrical pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sentence structure or design that is balanced and mirrored on both sides. Example: The poem had a beautiful symmetrical pattern, with each stanza mirroring the previous one in both structure and meaning.
Rhymes are thickly strewn, but not enforced by symmetrical pattern.
The residues flanking C18 (Leu-18Cys-Glu) and C25 (Asp-25Cys-Leu) form a symmetrical pattern.
As his material became more complex, however, he abandoned this symmetrical pattern and wrote 142 books.
One clue, Dr. Oppenheimer said, was that the speckles appear to make a symmetrical pattern around the center where the star is.
The flight path of the Five is very different from that of the quadruple, whose symmetrical pattern curiously resembles a highway cloverleaf in the air.
The setbacks from the property line vary by as much as 40percentt and the houses are angled so that they do not form a rigid symmetrical pattern.
Squiggle's job should just be drawing a squiggle, and there should be another procedure, something like poly, that combines squiggles into a symmetrical pattern.
Rheumatoid arthritis usually occurs in a symmetrical pattern, meaning that if one knee or hand has it, the other usually does, too.
In his legendary performances he did things like enveloping 100 nude volunteers in a single overall garment and arranging in an exactly symmetrical pattern 100 white marbles on the floor of an all-white room.
Among other wonders at Heller-Washam (like a miniature mansion for a cat) there is a gorgeous lap desk: its polished surface is a complex, symmetrical pattern of geometry, dogs and birds, all made of lovingly inlaid wood pieces.
Field lines are oriented more or less vertically at high latitudes, sweep back over the Equator, where they are essentially horizontal, and connect to Earth in a symmetrical pattern at high latitudes.
