The phrase "a sequence that leaves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of events or actions that result in a particular outcome or effect.
Example: "The experiment produced a sequence that leaves a lasting impression on the participants."
Alternatives: "a series that results in" or "a pattern that creates".
Yet everything ground to a halt during the game's final boss, an infuriating sequence that left an awful taste in my mouth.
It was a bizarre sequence that left Spain perturbed and Paraguay a bit unsettled.
Season three featured many plot twists and turns, including the Red Wedding, a particularly harrowing sequence that left many viewers reeling.
Murray seemed comfortable in the first set, breaking for 3-1 aFerrererrer dumped three shots in the net and then toying with his opponent at 5-2, with a brilliant drop-shot, lob, drop-volley sequence that left the crowd in raptures.
Ceramics that resist radiation-induced amorphization have mechanisms to dissipate the primary knock-on atom energy, such as replacement collision sequences that leave the lattice undisturbed and low-energy cation site exchange.
A closed cycle is a sequence of operations that leaves the system in the same thermodynamic state at the end of the sequence as it was at the start of the sequence, but may change the position of the weight in the gravitational potential, and may involve quantities of heat being deposited in, or extracted from, the individual heat baths.
We lucky ones don't grasp that a few bad decisions and some rotten luck can trip a sequence of events that leaves tens of millions dead.
The LOSO validation was performed in a similar manner to the GPCR LOSO validation, leaving out one sequence at a time from model training, and predicting the activity of compounds on the sequence that was left out.
The BBC said: "In this trailer, there is a sequence that implies that the queen left a sitting prematurely.
Another important property of Rut-C30 is the lack of the full version of the Carbon catabolite repressor 1 (CREI, [ 14]) having left a cre1 sequence that would only encode for one of the two zinc finger regions of CREI (96 aa long) [ 15].
