The phrase "a sequence of new" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a series of new items or concepts, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The project will introduce a sequence of new ideas that will revolutionize our approach."
Alternatives: "a series of new" or "a chain of new".
We have constructed a sequence of new basis sets for xenon.
Fifth, a sequence of new and more accurate local boundary conditions is derived for polar coordinates in two dimensions.
The current bill sets up a sequence of new border measures that must be in place before illegal immigrants can gain legal status and eventually citizenship.
It suggests that, at a moment when a sequence of new designers taking up high profile jobs at Dior and Yves Saint Laurent, Ferragamo wish to boost their artistic cachet by increasing the visibility of their own creative director.
In 1874, royal favourite Alphonse Balat was instructed by Leopold II to integrate the old orangery into a sequence of new glasshouses that would rival Cousin Albert's Crystal Palace in London.
Genetic algorithm introduces a sequence of new population.
The barge hosts a small group of performers (including the clarinettist Julia Heinen and the pianist Dmitry Rachmanov) who perform a sequence of New York- and world-première works by Frank Campo, William Toutant, Gernot Wolfgang ("New York Moments"), and other talented SoCal denizens.
One shows a sequence of New Yorkers sharing warm moments -- a father and son playing basketball, a girl in a tutu showing off in front of her grandfather -- almost resembling a spot for pain medication or homeowners' insurance.
Features in a developmental sequence of new emerging events can move around or develop at different speeds, one or more of them can be omitted, or a whole new feature can appear.
Mr. Hague's arrival as a credible Conservative leader follows a sequence of failed "relaunches," fresh starts and new initiatives.
A sequence of monthly data on new housing starts and a sequence of weekly data on product sales are examples of time series.
