The phrase "a constant order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition where something remains consistently arranged or organized in a particular sequence.
Example: "The factory maintained a constant order of production to ensure efficiency and meet demand."
Alternatives: "a steady arrangement" or "an unchanging sequence".
Little to no major modifications were made to the two active Colorados in the opening months of the U.S.'s entry into the war; all of the battleships in the Pacific Fleet had a constant order to be ready to sail within 48 hours in case of a Japanese attempt to invade Hawaii or the West Coast and could not be spared for any major yard work.
In a constant order, MFQ, K-SADS-PL, RCMAS then RDQ were administered at study entry.
Considering that the arrangement of diffusion gradients in the three-dimensional space did not affect classification of neural fingerprints only if applying a constant order, we applied 20 diffusion gradients distributed randomly in a constant order in every subject's DWI data.
Because we used a constant order in the task sequence (i.e., the number-matching task was always performed first), one may wonder whether the differences observed in the two tasks discussed above may simply reflect the effects of fatigue rather than differences in task demands.
It is also however apparent how EL5 maintains a fairly constant order of convergence through time, while the behaviour of MP5 is more irregular, especially at later times.
The parameter P4 was also treated as a constant in order to minimize the computational overhead.
where Fr, which is an imposed frontal Froude number, is assumed to be a constant of order 100 (e.g., (sqrt {2}); Benjamin 1968).
where i and n are frequency and time indexes, and S is a constant in order to obtain unit-norm function.
Moreover, receptor saturating drug doses are predicted to be most efficacious when eluted from stents in a constant zero order fashion as this maximizes the duration of elution and receptor saturation.
Degradation is a constant first order reaction for all components and is not regulated.
Following Wichmann and Loeffler, chronic irradiation is modeled as a constant first order kill with rates kS in S and kCG = kPGB = 0.66 kS in CG and PGB [ 15].
