For Traditional, you can withdrawal as little or as much as you want after age 59 1/2 (before there is a penality) until the age of required minimum withdrawals.
You need to consult charts to determine your specific required minumum.
There is no consistency rule.
I think you might be talking about mainstream financial advice saying that at the starting age of your "retirement" that you should start at 4 percent withdrawal and then step up a little bit annually to account for inflation for the purpose of PROBABLY avoiding ever running out of money while alive. In other words as you get older that will rise to 5 percent, etc.
But in reality there is no logical reason to keep those levels if you don't need the money to live in and markets are way down, etc.
Or, on the other hand, there may be very good personal health/financial reasons to increase with withdrawal percentage one or multiple times.
So those suggested guidelines are really just suggestions, and everyone would be wise to monitor their own personal situation.