The phrase "a different sequence of events" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an alternative order or arrangement of occurrences in a narrative or analysis.
Example: "If we had followed a different sequence of events, the outcome might have been more favorable."
Alternatives: "an alternate order of events" or "a varied timeline of events".
The Justice Department suit offers a different sequence of events.
Two videos of the demonstration show a different sequence of events.
This claim to temporary self-rule evolved into a revolutionary movement for independence in most of the region; however, in Puerto Rico a different sequence of events ensued for various reasons.
So if the euro is to be saved through a banking union, common bank deposit insurance or, eventually, some form of debt mutualisation, in exchange the Germans want a commitment now to a deeper political union, including a new EU treaty.Non, AngelaMr Hollande's new government is looking for a different timetable and a different sequence of events.
No one knows which aspects of living systems are necessary, in the sense that living systems everywhere must have them, and which are contingent, in the sense that they are the result of evolutionary accidents such that elsewhere a different sequence of events might have led to different properties of life.
The blister agent lewisite induced signs largely comparable to those of nerve agents while sulfur mustard exposed animals exhibited a different sequence of events.
Changing the seed of the random number generator one gets a different sequence of probabilistic events.
In his book, however, Ronson recalls a slightly different sequence of events.
Compared with LPS, injurious mechanical ventilation induced an entirely different sequence of events.
Invertebrates may have slightly different sequence of events during phototransduction.
"Every time you watch Energy Flow you'll see a different sequence of events it's all about the interconnections you make in your mind, the synthesis that happens on an individual level," explains Glahn.
