The phrase "a sequence for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific arrangement or order of items or events intended for a particular purpose.
Example: "The researchers developed a sequence for the experiment to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a series for the" or "a pattern for the".
He mapped across all the topic areas we still haven't covered suggesting a sequence for the lessons, leaving time for consolidation, tests and revision.
A later sympathetic critic — Clive James, writing in 1972 — lamented "the absence of that sequence of novels which might have recollected his life — a sequence for the writing of which he had qualifications rivalling Proust's".
Shechter also created a sequence for the opening credits of the TV series Skins "I think the fact that I was born in Israel has a lot to do with the type of dance I perform and create.
A sequence for the relative adsorbability of different dicarboxylic acids was established on the basis of the experimental results.
We obtain sufficient conditions on a nonnegative lower triangular matrix and a sequence for the series to be absolutely summable of order by.
By sorting all the events associated with an object in increasing order of their timestamps, a sequence for the object is obtained.
Similarly, the Mamu A01 sequence clusters with human and chimpanzee A sequences for the α3 domain but with the Mamu B04 sequence for the ROARS (albeit with low support values).
The sequence a a a is a separating sequence for the sets S′ and S′′.
The sequence (a, 5) (a, 1) (a, 1) is a separating sequence for the sets S′ and S′′ of abstract states, and thus this sequence is a distinguishing sequence for the sets C′ and C′′.
Theorem 1: A separating sequence α derived using Algorithm 1 (when such a sequence exists) is a distinguishing sequence for the sets C′ and C′′ of EFSM M.
An input sequence that takes the distinguishing machine to a fail state is a distinguishing sequence for the two initial configurations.
