This is a valid phrase in written English.
You could use it when you want to describe a pattern or a progression. For example, "The story follows a sequence to reach its exciting conclusion."
They also stack as pedestals or sit squatly in a sequence, to make benchlike seating (www.Schmidingermodul.at).at
Finishing as runners-up for four consecutive years, admittedly, is not a sequence to strike World Cup dread into Kiwi hearts, but some context is required.
A little judicious seasoning was added to this feast of light and shadow with a sequence to the side of the screen in which Ms. Packer is touched and embraced by hands that appear suddenly from behind a black curtain.
Many argued that the novelist, had he lived, would never have allowed a sequence to be shot that might potentially provide titillation for exactly the sort of people he was doing his best to vilify.
After contributing a sequence to the all-star revue Paramount on Parade (1930), Arzner reteamed with Chatterton on Anybody's Woman (1930).
We also denote the weak convergence of a sequence to in the dual by.
We also denote the convergence of a sequence to in by.
The tendency of a sequence to become a member of a protein family is scored according to this mathematical representation.
However, it is possible for a sequence to have different S θ 2 -limits for different θ's.
We denote the weak convergence and the strong convergence of a sequence to in by and, respectively.
The sequence classification task entails assigning a sequence to one or more of a set of categories.
