The phrase "a special sequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a particular arrangement or order of elements that is unique or significant in some way.
Example: "The researchers discovered a special sequence of DNA that could lead to breakthroughs in genetic therapy."
Alternatives: "a unique arrangement of" or "a distinct order of".
We argue that each of them is the result of a special sequence of three phonetically natural sound changes — a so-called "blurring chain".
We show that GN with a special sequence of semi-norms is of almost universal disposition for finite-dimensional graded Fréchet spaces.
I would suggest that this program offer college graduates with good academic records in quantitative fields of study (like engineering or statistics, for example) a special sequence of courses in the foundations of arithmetic, geometry, algebra, trigonometry, combinatorics, probability and statistics.
The N&B approach does not requires a special sequence of pixel acquisition and it should be applicable also to images obtained with the spinning-disk confocal method.
The specimens were subjected to cyclic loading under a special sequence consisting of constant amplitude segments at two different stress-ratios (ratio of minimum to maximum cyclic stress).
Now children's correspondence acquires a new role: pictures are sorted and are being used in preparing a special sequence that is part of each episode – a story within the story.
Mathematicians, however, can see that Leonardo's rabbits produce a very special sequence of numbers in which each equals the sum of the two preceding in the series.
The answer appears to be the special sequence of preliminary evolutionary changes that must occur before the final step to eusociality can be taken.
The reported method involves isolation of the target pathogen by immunocapture prior to the fluorescent PCR step, therefore the immunomagnetic-beads for Campylobacter were developed, and two groups of primer/probe, which targeted for the species special sequence of flaA gene and hipO gene for C. jejuni were designed.
In current practice, many imaging methods are designed such as special sequences of MRI (dynamic susceptibility contrast perfusion and susceptibility-weighted imaging, diffusion), proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy, positron emission tomography, or more seldom 201-thallium single-photon emission computerized tomography.
Special sequences of amino acids appear to reinforce the proteins and protect them, whilst charged particles called ions buried inside the proteins may also make them more stable.
