The phrase "a sequence of elementary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a series of basic or fundamental components or steps in a process.
Example: "The experiment involved a sequence of elementary reactions that led to the final product."
Alternatives: "a series of basic" or "a chain of fundamental".
The trends are interpreted with a mechanistic model constructed from a sequence of elementary steps.
While applied electric field increases, correlations become lower in a sequence of elementary events contributing to the conductivity of CP.
Through a sequence of elementary geometric transformations (reflection, contraction and extension), the initial simplex moves, expands or contracts.
This revealed a sequence of elementary protonation steps during the folding/unfolding transition and suggests a strong coupling between ionization and folding in cytosine-rich triple-helical triplexes.
A formalism is developed to describe the current potential characteristic ("rate equation") for electrode reactions that proceed via mechanisms consisting of a sequence of elementary reactions steps.
The theory of Markov pure jump processes is employed to model zeolitic diffusion and reaction as a sequence of elementary jump events taking place in a finite periodic lattice.
Therefore, a gap is considered as a sequence of homogeneous elementary events (insertion or deletion) rather than as an elementary event itself.
More complex displacements need then to be defined as a sequence of such elementary tasks.
Quality of care, according to the Donabedian model [ 37], results from a sequence of three elementary steps.
Every outbreak is initiated by the introduction of a pathogen to a susceptible population, and represents a unique sequence of elementary events in time and space forming a unique signature, which depends on a multitude of factors.
The planning process is conceptualised in terms of a trajectory a sequence of elementary network planning problems-which traverses a three dimensional "planning space".
