The phrase "a sequence of different" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of distinct items, events, or elements that follow one another in a particular order.
Example: "The artist created a sequence of different colors to represent the changing seasons."
Alternatives: "a series of various" or "a chain of distinct".
Let m, m1, m2, … mn be a sequence of different (hunks of) matter, each differing from its immediate predecessor only by one molecule of the same type, so that m and m2 have all but two molecules in common and m and mn have no molecules whatsoever in common.
Pump #2 refers to a sequence of different pump pulses simulated for these experiments.
Other plants either require days of intermediate length for flowering or respond to a sequence of different photoperiods.
A large volume of 'squeal' data has been generated, involving a sequence of different test conditions repeated over many days.
Spain up until 1992 had never seen a sequence of different champions last longer than three seasons, though Deportivo and Valencia did help stretch the record to four around the turn of the millennium.
I envisaged a Big Band without jazz instruments, with a sequence of different instrumental textures providing a kaleidoscope of ever-changing colour, much like a backcloth, onto which Eddie could project his improvisatory journey.
It was a chance to sample in quick succession a sequence of very different urban menus.
This leads to a sequence of transformation different from that obtained in binary alloys.
What everyone at the time did know about DNA was that it consisted of a sequence of four different bases attached to a sugar-phosphate chain.
Witness the response to Mr Miliband giving an identical answer—"the government has acted in a reckless and provocative manner"—to a sequence of five different questions.
It consists of a flexible and robust optimization engine using evolutionary algorithms and a sequence of two different simulation tools to evaluate the designs.
