The phrase "a mixture of order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or arrangement that combines elements of both organization and chaos.
Example: "The event was a mixture of order and spontaneity, creating a unique atmosphere that everyone enjoyed."
Alternatives: "a blend of structure" or "a combination of organization".
The overlapping shape of the D-band and the G-band and the relative intensity of the two bands are consistent with TEM results indicating that the pyrolyzed carbon is a mixture of ordered and disordered carbons.
Owing to a mix of Thai and European styles, the exterior decoration is a mixture of orders and does not follow strict classical lines.
Of the identified compounds, there was a mixture of (in order of descending frequency) organic acids and esters, alcohols, aldehydes, aromatics and alkanes.
The 3M Markov mixture model assumes that pathway sequences can be represented with a mixture of first order Markov chains [ 9].
Funded by a mixture of standing orders, donations, advertising and grass roots appeals, making it more stable than rivals.
Earlier this month 20 protesters were sentenced to a mixture of community orders and conditional discharges after they were convicted of conspiracy to commit aggravated trespass at Ratcliffe.
One is a periodic structure consisting of the ordered BCC phase and BCC solid solution phase caused by spinodal decomposition, and the other is a mixture of the ordered BCC phase and Laves phase which nucleate and grow alternatively.
Twenty protesters were sentenced to a mixture of community orders and conditional discharges last week, after being convicted of conspiracy to commit aggravated trespass at Ratcliffe.
Ouyang et al. (1996) extended the Ben-Daya and Raouf's (1994) model in which shortages were allowed and the total amount of stockouts was considered as a mixture of back orders and lost sales.
