The phrase "a peculiar sequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an unusual or distinctive order or arrangement of items, events, or elements.
Example: "The scientist observed a peculiar sequence of reactions during the experiment that had not been documented before."
Alternatives: "an unusual pattern of" or "a strange arrangement of".
Part of the difficulty has been a peculiar sequencing of interventions in foster care by which policy implementation was carried out before there was agreement that the policy should be developed or was even workable.
The guiding rule reveals that the semimetallic and semiconducting variation is consistent with a peculiar sequence with a period of 3 for odd and even indices differently.
In the screen to detect high-affinity binding sequences for ReAsH (Martin et al. 2005), a peculiar sequence turned out that, in combination with GFP, results in the induction of protein aggregation of the tetracysteine GFP ReAsH complex.
One of the most intriguing problems of Meso-American archaeology is the peculiar sequence of events in the lowland Maya area.
As already known, this peculiar sequence of resistance values is the well-known quantum transport signature of the monolayer graphene Landau levels [14].
The peculiar sequence properties of Henipavirus PNT and NTAIL suggest that these protein domains are mostly unstructured in solution.
Based on these peculiar sequence properties, a series of predictors have been developed in the last years, the majority of which are available on the web (for reviews see [ 13- 16]).
When comparing the two parasitic forms in an effort to discover a vaccine target, the researchers found that much of the difference arose from the expression of a peculiar genetic sequence known as a retrotransposon.
Evolutionary sequence analysis revealed the presence of peculiar sequence stretches for each LGI protein, e.g. LGI1 contains a unique insertion on the fourth blade facing the bottom surface of the propeller.
