The phrase "a particular order of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a specific sequence or arrangement of items, events, or concepts.
Example: "The recipe requires a particular order of ingredients to achieve the desired flavor."
Alternatives: "a specific arrangement of" or "a distinct sequence of".
We further assume that these items (labels) are sorted in a particular order of status.
Nock and Nielsen proposed a statistical method for image segmentation by merging region following a particular order of regions [8].
Comparing permutations with deliberately wiped out periodicity to the original time series we can estimate whether a particular order of observations (i.e. time series) is important.
However, a particular order of sequence is associated to an ARG, which is very informative itself.
(All samples are extracted in a particular order of alternating species to track potential contamination).
Bafna and Bansal [ 11] has proved that R I is a valid lower bound of R min given a particular order of the sequences.
If one claims that an estimate is meaningful, it is fair to ask how vigorously would one have to defend a specific choice of arbitrary experimental parameters to defend a particular order-of-magnitude range around that estimate.
AI research has shown that in certain problems partial-order planners, which manipulate partial plans while not committing to a particular ordering of those partial plans, are more efficient than total-order planners, which represent all partial plans as totally ordered.
However, there are no new peaks that can be assigned to a particular ordering of the IWW layers, and despite the changes in intensity peaks such as the 111 and 211 remain visible.
Stream order-wise mean length in each watershed was obtained by dividing the total length of streams of a particular order by the total number of stream segments of the order.
