The phrase "a sequence of manipulations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of actions or changes that are performed in a specific order, often in contexts like programming, mathematics, or experimental procedures.
Example: "The algorithm processes the data through a sequence of manipulations to achieve the desired output."
Alternatives: "a series of operations" or "a chain of actions".
This preference for the ultimate object manipulated in a sequence of manipulations is known as recency effect (Pineno and Miller 2005) and has been found, among others, in monkeys (Wright et al. 1985), pigeons (Wright et al. 1985) as well as humans (Knoedler 1999).
A sequence of manipulations is deemed valid as long as every document in the workflow follows its prescribed lifecycle at all steps of the process.
Up to adolescence at least, the educational program comprises a sequence of manipulations of the environment by the tutor.
Davies further analyzes the latter as a sequence of "motivated manipulations of a vehicular medium through which a particular focus of appreciation is specified" (2005a, 75).
Then a sequence of algebraic manipulations yields the right-hand side of the inequality 3 to be the total number of passengers to be transported from all the destinations.
The first step in determining whether pacemaker manipulation might have therapeutic potential for such diseases is to determine whether cyclical respiratory fluctuations of an appropriate frequency (typically one cycle/min for periodic breathing diseases) can be elicited at will by a sequence of programmed pacemaker manipulations.
This generated a large whole number, which could be manipulated by the rules of arithmetic, and after a sequence of operations, this manipulation generated another whole number.
All images were treated by the same sequence of manipulations, creating a set of black and white images in which the black fields represented the apparent colony areas.
Although several of these studies give detailed descriptions of how the skulls were modified, none clearly identify the sequence of manipulations involved in the manufacture of skull-cups.
Students take a sequence of studio courses, focusing on the manipulation by hand, eye, and computer of form, color, and fabric, as well as courses in the social, economic, historical, and cultural aspects of design.
In the studied manipulation method, an object is manipulated to its goal configuration by a sequence of juggles.
