The phrase "a sequence of circumstances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of events or situations that occur in a particular order or lead to a specific outcome.
Example: "The investigation revealed a sequence of circumstances that ultimately led to the accident."
Alternatives: "a chain of events" or "a series of events".
A familiar argument for experiments in pneumatic architecture is that as man becomes more and more mobile in adaptation to a world given over to tran sient values and a life pat tern consisting of a sequence of temporary circumstances, permanent buildings or even our present semipermanent ones will become more and more outmoded.
The crash was caused by a sequence of incredibly negative circumstances.
As aviation's comprehensive safety regulations and maintenance checks reduce obvious and known risks, accident reports often identify a sequence of errors or circumstances.
A sequence-of-tenses problem.
A sequence of five smooth routines, in circumstances where many others might fold, propelled him to dizzy heights before reaching the high bar.
In this circumstance, a sequence of step function-type control decisions with distinct magnitudes is computed, by which the real system is stimulated consecutively.
A careen across the barely tamed Arizona prairie, this peculiar book aims less for a traditional storyline than a sequence of jangled (often hilarious) conversations, ludicrous circumstances, and absurdist tableaux.
Then, polishing was continued in set circumstances using Micro Mesh© polishing cloths in a sequence of grits (2400, 4000, 6000 and 8000 mesh) leading to a mirror-like surface.
Algorithms and methods have to be developed to filter out a sequence of molecular events that will occur in vivo under given circumstances.
Personal circumstances doubtless influenced his choice of text - a sequence of poems by Adelbert von Chamisso, depicting an unnamed woman's unswerving devotion to "the noblest of all men".
