The phrase "a possible order of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential arrangements or sequences of items, events, or actions.
Example: "We need to determine a possible order of tasks to ensure the project is completed on time."
Alternatives: "a potential sequence of" or "an alternative arrangement of".
The observation that Pdx1 exists as monomers, hexamers and dodecamers, and that only the hexamers and dodecamers interact with Pdx2 suggests a possible order of assembly.
The goal of the assembly phase in inferring an ancestral genome map is to order the columns of M to represent a possible order of the markers along the proto-chromosome of the ancestral genome.
However, the observation of a statistical genetic interaction implies no directionality between the genes: it does not take into account a possible order of relationships, for example, their temporal relation in a signalling cascade.
Etihad has been in talks over a possible order for 30 of the aircraft.
A possible order for ribosylation of the α-Syn protein is shown in Fig. 13.
(i) Instead of enumerating all possible orders of tree insertion, we start with an arbitrary tree.
After all possible orders of sequences are examined, the smallest count of an order is regarded as R s.
Nevertheless, we believe that these ranges give a useful indication of possible orders of magnitude because they are based on completely different, complementary methods and yet still arrived at largely similar results that are plausible when compared to the above-quoted estimates of the productivity of the areas on which such bio-energy plantations could be potentially located.
With the two possible orders of a given pair, and the occurrence count of each, we use a binomial test to assign a confidence to each pair order, thus providing the probability of a particular order occurring a given number of times by chance.
Accordingly, a possible chronological order of amino acid appearance was thus proposed in descending order: L, A, V/E/G, S, I, K, T, R/D, P, N, F, Q, Y, M, H, W, C.
Still, DPD reveals a possible spherical order of A15, which has been observed in some amphiphilic molecule systems.
