The phrase "a sequence of nested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of items or elements that are arranged within one another, often in contexts like programming, mathematics, or data structures.
Example: "The algorithm processes a sequence of nested loops to optimize performance."
Alternatives: "a series of embedded" or "a chain of hierarchical".
Each produces a sequence of nested designs that may be used for various numbers of subjects.
In the second study, the measurement invariance across gender, conducing a sequence of nested CFA models, was evaluated.
In each approach, a sequence of explicit control laws that correspond to a sequence of nested asymptotically invariant ellipsoids are constructed off-line.
A sequence of state feedback gains associated with a sequence of nested polyhedral invariant sets is constructed off-line in order to reduce the computational burdens.
Enhanced accuracy for the method is attained locally by covering an immersed boundary vicinity with a sequence of nested, progressively finer rectangular grid patches which dynamically follow the immersed boundary motion.
A monotonic sequence of iclusters is a sequence of nested iclusters such that an icluster in the sequence is a dominant child (in terms of size) of the icluster before it.
We would like to prove the same for any sequence of nested base pairs.
The next lemma will be useful later on in this section for showing that a certain sequence of nested invariant attracting rectangular sets cannot intersect in a vertical or a horizontal line.
Let K be a finite simplicial complex, and let (K_{1} subset K_{2} subsetcdotssubset K_{l}= K) be a finite sequence of nested subcomplexes of K.
However the definition of an appropriate sequence of nested subsets remains an open issue.
Continuing this process yields an infinite sequence of nested intervals, labeled by an infinite sequence of digits b0, b1, b2, b3,..., and one writes :x = b_0.b_1b_2b_3 \dots.
