"to identify a pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to explain something you observe or to explain how you have come to your conclusions. For example: After observing the data, I was able to identify a pattern and discern the underlying issue.
Black Republican Ken Barnes also left the Party and was right to identify a pattern of extreme intolerance with regard to the self-identified tea party-conservative Republicans.
Is it possible to identify a pattern to all this darting chaos?
Using historical data, these tools are capable to identify a pattern assuming that the identified pattern will continue into the future.
We sought to identify a pattern of inflammatory biomarkers that was unique to asthma using a targeted metabolomics approach combined with data science methods.
At the moment we don't have enough information to identify a pattern, but I would speculate that "Paradise" is a place for those who've made great personal sacrifices, rather than just those who have died in Doctor's company, especially since the first soldier from 'Into The Dalek' found his end in Dalek bowls instead of a tea parlor.
Using this approach we were able to identify a pattern of SH2 binding characteristic of cells driven both by EGFR and MET that could require dual EGFR and MET inhibition to block downstream signaling.
Thus, it is hard for a designer to identify a design pattern when it is applied or composed.
To rapidly identify a pattern point on an image we can limit the search to the epipolar lines.
OBJECTIVE The aim of this study was to identify a dietary pattern associated with insulin resistance and investigate whether this pattern was prospectively associated with type 2 diabetes.
Evidence of this is that, outside of all plutocratic logic, it is difficult to identify a consistent pattern to the expansion of FT certification in some areas of the globe.
An Oxford Research (2008) found it difficult to identify a clear pattern among the 27 countries investigated.
