The phrase "a bizarre sequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unusual or strange series of events, actions, or items.
Example: "The movie presented a bizarre sequence of events that left the audience bewildered."
Alternatives: "an odd series of" or "a strange chain of".
It was a bizarre sequence of lawlessness in a park whose revival has been emblematic of the city's rebirth.
Investigators said it appeared that the crash culminated a bizarre sequence of events in which a would-be burglar panicked in trying to elude the police.
It also claimed a suicide attack in Istanbul later that month, but in a bizarre sequence of events then withdrew the claim, saying it had made a mistake.
It soured yet another stellar comeback for Kyle Busch, who was leading when a bizarre sequence of events on Lap 167 changed the race.
It was a bizarre sequence of events, especially after Caïazzo last week issued a public statement demanding Roussey improve results before the matches against Marseille (lost 3-1), Rosenborg (won 3-0) and Rennes.
drops its ban and has its suspension lifted, it will end a bizarre sequence of events that mushroomed into something much larger than simply an issue related to soccer.
Game one ended in a bizarre sequence that gifted Burroughs a 5-4 win and dealt Malibu its first loss of the season before a 9-3 win in the second game.
It's all likable fun, and includes a bizarre sequence set inside an MC Escher drawing.
It was a bizarre sequence that left Spain perturbed and Paraguay a bit unsettled.
After stranding seven runners in the first four innings, the Mets scored twice in the fifth on a bizarre sequence.
The game-winner came on a bizarre sequence: DaMarcus Beasley was taken down about 25 yards from goal by Luis Vallenilla.
