The phrase "a possible sequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential arrangements or orders of events, items, or elements in a particular context.
Example: "In the experiment, we will analyze a possible sequence of reactions that could occur under varying conditions."
Alternatives: "a potential order of" or "a likely arrangement of".
Asked at a press conference to explain the significance of this distant conflict, Eisenhower said that one Communist victory in the region could set off a "possible sequence of events," including "the loss of Indochina, of Burma, of Thailand" and perhaps Indonesia as well.
For the researchers, these forensic clues, coupled with contemporaneous news accounts, conjure a possible sequence of events in which a few workers escaped from an enforced quarantine, were subdued and killed, then returned in coffins to Duffy's Cut, where the rest soon died of disease.
A possible sequence of data and energy arrivals is illustrated in Figure 1.
A possible sequence of failure initiation and propagation was proposed based on SEM and optical microscopy observations of failed specimens.
Schematic diagram showing a possible sequence of events associated with the formation of the caldera in Volcano #1.
A possible sequence of events could originate with IOP-induced stress in the ONH connective tissue elements (peripapillary sclera, scleral canal and lamina cribrosa) that leads to an increase in biomechanical strain.
Figure 3 A possible sequencing of rationing methods.
Clearly, as the example suggests, it is rather difficult to distinguish QI and PI: in principle, any specific location can be the theater of a shadowing action by a spy, and therefore any possible sequence of locations can be used as a QI, i.e., as a means for re-identification.
Direct sequencing in both directions was performed to further investigate a possible sequence difference between carriers of the white mutation and colored chickens.
In order to analyze the influence of single aa point mutations on the peroxisome targeting prediction of a sequence, we generated all possible sequences of length 14 by replacing one single residue at a particular position within the 11-aa upstream region of the PTS1 tripeptide by each of the 19 other aa.
Even with a computer rather than a human being doing the testing, an exhaustive search of all possible sequences of commands can be time-consuming.
