The phrase "a list of order" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a list that is organized or sequenced in a particular way, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "Please provide a list of order for the items we need to purchase for the event."
Alternatives: "an ordered list" or "a sequence of items".
A few years ago, he was looking through a list of orders on his computer when he found one from Marcella Hazan, the doyenne of Italian cuisine in the United States.
Immediately — "within a few hours," according to Victor Sebestyen's excellent new biography, "Lenin: The Man, the Dictator, and the Master of Terror" — he sent out a list of orders to his colleagues in Petrograd.
The Lord President reads out a list of Orders to be made, and the Sovereign merely says "Approved".
As the prince rode, Gabor made a quick walking tour of the grounds with horse trainer and longtime rancher Victor Puentes, efficiently ticking off a list of orders.
This step outputs a list of ordered and non-intersecting synteny blocks that are used to identify the breakpoints.
In addition to the standard Mauve output, the reorder process produces a FastA file containing the new order and orientation, as well as a list of ordered contigs including name and coordinate location.
In contrast, dispersal unit size ranges were found to be uniformly ≤1 mm, and much smaller for both endemic and cosmopolitan taxa (Additional file 2 contains a list of ordered taxonomic names for Figures 16 and 17).
Such measures return a list of candidates ordered by the obtained values for each measure.
He was convicted on the basis of emails sent from a Yahoo! account containing a list of censorship orders relating to the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989.
All of your contacts are presented in a list of thumbnails ordered by how strong your connection is to that user.
We define a prescription as a list of drug orders made per day by physician for one patient.
