The phrase "a repeated sequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that occurs multiple times in a specific order or pattern.
Example: "The song features a repeated sequence of notes that creates a catchy melody."
Alternatives: "a recurring pattern of" or "a reiterative series of".
iGBE consists of a repeated sequence of ion-induced material removal and material deposition which results in the selection and growth of crystal grains in twinned relationship.
The constraints of the model consist of a repeated sequence of time windows, and each window allows only certain routes to pass through a node.
In 17 cases, IS711 is inserted in copies of a repeated sequence of the BruRS family [34].
Songs were examined for the presence of motifs, a kernel of acoustic structure defined by a repeated sequence of syllables.
The numerical simulations were performed by a repeated sequence of all or subsets of the four steps: cell network dynamics, reaction-diffusion dynamics, cell removal, and cell division (Fig. 1F).
In addition, there are 14 copies of a repeated sequence of approximately 260 nucleotides, although some of the repeats are truncated at one or both ends.
A DNA profile distills a person's complex genomic information down to a set of 26 numerical values, each characterizing the length of a certain repeated sequence of "junk" DNA that differs from person to person.
Theorems 3.1 and 3.4 are fulfilled and there is a limiting repeated sequence of three points S*: = ((-a0, 0)), (a0, 0), (a0, 0)) which are two best proximity points, one located in A2 and another one in A1, repeated.
A 1.0 kb DNA fragment showing up to 65 percnt; similarity to a Bam HI repeated sequence of Vicia faba was isolated in both wild-type and mycorrhiza-resistant pea.
Qniumucin is characteristically an almost pure monotonously repeated sequence of short mucin regions called "tandem repeats".
There is a unique, perfectly tandemly directly repeated sequence of 62 nucleotides in SSV2 that has no similarity to known sequences or structures.
