recoverypattern

noun
UK /rɪˈkʌvəri ˈpætən/
US /rɪˈkʌvəri ˈpætərn/

The way someone or something gets better after being hurt or broken.

The doctor watched the recovery pattern of the patient's leg to see if it was healing well.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The repeated way a computer or system returns to normal after a crash.

The engineer studied the recovery pattern of the server after each power failure.

3. The typical way an economy or business gets better after a downturn.

Analysts compared the recovery pattern of the economy after the last recession.

4. The regular way a person's health improves after illness or injury.

Her recovery pattern showed steady improvement each week.