The phrase "a specific order of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular arrangement or sequence of items, events, or processes.
Example: "The recipe requires a specific order of ingredients to ensure the best flavor."
Alternatives: "a particular sequence of" or "a defined arrangement of".
Experimental results with 12 events suggest a specific order of harmonic present in each event.
To establish civil contempt, there must be a showing by clear and convincing evidence that a specific order of the court has been violated.
Try color-coding or sorting them in a specific order of your choice to find the files you need more easily.
"Instead of having a specific order of many small exhibits as in the past, this," Mr. Tobias said, "is a huge potpourri, very much like 'It's a Small World' at Disney.
In this formulation, the stiffness parameters are calculated using exact integration (and/or terms truncated to a specific order) of stress resultant equations.
The alignment is an iterative process involving nonlinear constrained optimization, which forces datapoints to lie outside the nominal model under a specific order of priority.
The answer is a resounding oui! Rendering the line as "Mother died today" completely neglects a specific ordering of ideas that offer insight into Meursault's inner psyche.
Their most important contribution is the 12-tone, or serial, technique, which is based on the concept that a 12-tone row (a specific ordering of the 12 tones of the chromatic scale) forms the entire basis for the organization of a composition.
Emotions (affect words) have been scaled in this model and show a specific ordering of these words roughly on a circle in this plane.
In other words, there was not a specific ordering of the meshes and subjects were also able to pause their evaluation and continue whenever they want.
In other words, no frequency scheduling gain can be achieved in this case and the constraint imposed on the frequency scheduler is only a specific ordering of each allocated spectrum, given predetermined spectrum sizes M i.
