The phrase "a letter ordering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a letter that contains instructions or requests for action.
Example: "I received a letter ordering the immediate cessation of all activities related to the project."
Alternatives: "a letter requesting" or "a letter directing".
To their delight, a judge signed a letter ordering Sheik Aboughreis's release in July, and he walked out the first gate of his prison.
The wisp of a plot finds the first Rodolfo (a spiritually battered bohemian played by Mr. Jacobs) mistakenly receiving a letter ordering him to report for military induction.
The diplomat, Charles Petrie, was handed a letter ordering his expulsion at the end of a meeting with government officials on Friday in Naypyidaw, the capital.
"Every month we receive a letter ordering us to attend a meeting at the local army camp," said one village head.
Mr. Sarkozy and Mr. Fillon have fiercely defended Mr. Woerth, and Mr. Sarkozy has tried to deflect public unhappiness with a letter ordering his government to cut its expenses and trim back its "train de vie," or lifestyle.
It was therefore invalid.It was Mr Simelane who, as director-general of the justice ministry, drafted a letter ordering Vusi Pikoli, the then NPA boss, to drop his prosecution of Jackie Selebi, the police chief, on corruption charges.
The commissioners, Charles Ware, Evelyn Kendricks and Jane Hubert, agreed under protest to sign a letter ordered by Judge E. Purnell Davis saying an Atlanta developer's 1,030-acre 1,030-acreoulandfillcounty zoning rules, said their lawould Albert Dallas.
Are they put to sleep?" To try to put a stop to it all, Ms. Freeman had lawyers from a Beverly Hills firm send Mr. Rucinsky a stern letter ordering him to stop using the names Restaurant Girl and Danyelle Freeman by the end of this month.
Siebel then fired back in June with a lawyer's letter ordering Ellison to stop his nasty ads or get sued.
Max Stevens, with the county's Chief Information Office, wrote Flaming a four-page letter ordering him to destroy the data and not publish the report.
The attorney for Steve Maman, president of the Montreal-based group The Liberation of Yazidi and Christian Children of Iraq (CYCI), has sent the group of Yazidi activists and spiritual leaders that is demanding an inquiry into his claims a cease and desist letter ordering them to stop talking to or about him — and threatening to sue them for $5,000,000 if they don't.
