The phrase "a rising sequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of elements that increase in value, order, or intensity.
Example: "The data presented a rising sequence of temperatures over the course of the week."
Alternatives: "an ascending series of" or "an increasing order of".
His music is often propelled by rising sequences of climactic outbursts, showing the influence of Richard Strauss.
Susan Cooper's evocative The Dark Is Rising sequence charts a battle between the forces of light and dark.
The rise of the chord sequence It might seem rather obvious to suggest that a rising chord sequence or melody is going to be more optimistic, but that doesn't mean it's not true.
A monotonically rising staircase is a sequence of alternatingly horizontal and vertical line segments from the bottom-left corner of the floor to its top-right corner such that for every pair of points α=(xα,yα) and β=(xβ,yβ) on the staircase, xα⩽xβ implies yα⩽yβ.
In SS, the RMIP (referred to as the "selection probability" in Meinshausen and Bühlmann [ 2010]) is thus left as a function of λ, (5) giving rise to a sequence of RMIPs (a "stability path") for each locus j.
One was a sequence of rising violin figures that traced odd, slightly off-kilter parabolas, as if the top notes were slightly off-key, but not quite -- a move Jimi Hendrix used in "Purple Haze," but which Ms. Bennett reshaped and transformed.
In addition, the PEEP system defines the magnitude and date of two example deposition events of 47 and 92 mm on the lower bank during a sequence of rising spring tides.
If ((G,Phi )) is a self-similar group, the construction (1) gives rise to a sequence of homomorphisms begin{aligned} Phi _n, :, G overset{Phi _{n-1}}{longrightarrow } G wr ^{n-1} S_d overset{ Phi wr 1_{d^{n-1}}{longrightarrowow } (G wr S_d) wr ^{n-1} S_d = G wr ^n S_d end{aligned} (3)for (n ge 2); we write (Phi _0 = mathrm{id}_G) and (Phi _1 = Phi ).
It is shown that under certain conditions the dynamical model gives rise to a sequence of link flow vectors which converges to a set of approximate Wardrop equilibria.
It is shown that under certain conditions repeated application of the dynamical model gives rise to a sequence of link flow vectors which converges to a set of approximate Wardrop equilibria.
