The phrase "a sequence where the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific arrangement or order of elements in a particular context, such as mathematics, programming, or storytelling.
Example: "In this algorithm, we will analyze a sequence where the numbers increase by a factor of two."
Alternatives: "a series in which the" or "a pattern where the".
Once, I fell asleep during a longwinded Suikoden cutscene (a sequence where the player has limited control).
There's a sequence where the player is trapped under rubble, but is freed, only to look up and see dozens of enemy divers heading in.
After the RSL game, those looked to be the culmination of a sequence where the Supporters Shield contenders might have hoped to stockpile points for the run in.
Silence as an acoustic effect exists only where sounds can be heard, as in Abel Gance's The Life and Loves of Beethoven (1937), in a sequence where the composer loses his hearing.
"The reference to a new brand of mascara and a sequence where the protagonists try out make-up while getting ready for a night out did not appear out of place in such a format," the broadcaster added.
This, though a civic mitzvah, involves a sequence where the driver locks the front door, works the elevator at the rear door, hoists up the wheelchair on the lift, and then folds up the designated seats to give the wheelchair man room (it is nearly always a man).
However, a great number of concurrent approaches exists to perform the computations for a single sequence, where the result for a set of sequences is obtained by convolutions.
There's also what appears to be a reference to that great novel of isolation, Robinson Crusoe, in a key sequence where the man swims out to a wrecked ship to find what might be salvaged and returns to discover that a sad, bereft black man (Man Friday, we assume) has made off with all their possessions.
The play begins with a long sequence where the characters are tossing a coin to fill time.
In their paper [15], the authors present a sequence where a global change in the illumination of a room occurs.
The most interesting part of the program is a sequence where Nancy Burson, a computer artist, "ages" the appearance of a missing person who may not have been seen for a number of years.
