The phrase 'with the same pattern' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is often used in the context of repeating something or continuing a behavior in the same way. For example: "The couple has been fighting with the same pattern for years."
The underside is covered with the same pattern of black and white squares as the sides.
(L) This was also translated to protein COL1A1 expression with the same pattern.
Pattern glass, pressed glassware produced in sets of many pieces decorated with the same pattern.
Howard Adler Harrison, N.Y., Sept. 23, 2010 To the Editor: Breast cancer does not strike women of different races with equal ferocity or with the same pattern.
As designed by Leo J. Blackman Architects, the 10th Street facade of the new building is built in a matching red brick, with the same pattern of window bays and ornamental two-tone spandrels.
Supplemented with the same pattern in other colors, blue walls and pink sari fabric, Ms. Bridges' stately if not terribly imaginative room makes a good point for new decorators and eBayers alike: One can do worse than keep it simple.
If they could search all calling records, they would soon find a number with the same pattern of traffic as your old one -- calls to your spouse, your kids, your office, your golf buddies.
It can be compared with the same pattern arrangement in the Ghanaian "Adwiniasa (My Skill Is Exhausted)." In both cases, these multiple strips were sewn together to form a wide cloth.
Instead, from the backdrop of skeletal winter trees and with the same pattern inked onto fabrics, the mood was, as the designer put it, "a sparse sense of melancholia".
In September 1985 we carried out the experiment, and to our amazement discovered the spontaneous formation of a cage molecule consisting of 60-carbon atoms, with the same pattern as a soccer ball and now affectionately called the Buckyball, after the geodesic domes developed by the architect Buckminster Fuller.
Thus, the corresponding variation in volume of this structure, not only between bipedal and quadrupedal forms, but also within taxa with the same pattern of locomotion, indicates that the variation detected for the FFL in the endocast of dinosaurs is not solely related to locomotion.
