The phrase "a sorted order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items that have been arranged or organized in a specific sequence, typically ascending or descending.
Example: "The results of the survey were presented in a sorted order to make it easier to analyze the data."
Alternatives: "an organized sequence" or "a systematic arrangement".
In the first step of ensemble method, a set of different feature selectors are chosen and each selector provides a sorted order of features.
Main effects plots are drawn to relate several factors at same time and display the response means for each factor level in a sorted order.
The detailed procedure is as follows: keeps track of a sorted order of the sets based on the ending angles of the cover ranges in the sensors of the sets.
Human expertise has been utilized to decide a sorted order of importance of different sections of periocular region towards recognition [ 17].
After sorting all input sequences based on their prospective time-to-solution as well as the optimized solution of scheduling all tasks, we start to run them from the longest one in a sorted order.
The main challenge for these types of interval-based queries is maintaining a sorted order of intervals to facilitate rapid searches a task known as indexing within database management systems (DBMS).
For the unordered combinations, non-redundancy was ensured by collapsing each identified combination in its sorted order (A-B-A or A-C-B or B-A-C = A*B*C), and then counting only a unique occurrence of the unordered combination within a gene promoter.
In fact FMM naturally maximizes locality even within the memory hierarchy as it proceeds down the tree toward the leaf cells since the particles and cells are in a hierarchically sorted order after building the tree.
Figure 6 shows patterns of a class in sorted order.
The block sorting problem is the problem of minimizing the number of steps to sort a list of distinct items, where a sublist of items which are already in sorted order, called a block, can be moved in one step.
Exact duplicates are guaranteed to be next to each other in the sorted order, regardless of which part of a record the sort is performed on.
