The phrase "among those ordered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group of items or individuals that have been requested or instructed to do something.
Example: "The items among those ordered were delivered yesterday, and we are now processing them for distribution."
Alternatives: "within the ordered group" or "from the list of orders".
Among those ordered to leave were the patients of a rehabilitation hospital.
Though the neighborhood's dispensaries were among those ordered to close by Tuesday, many are still operating.
Al Palaces, a former truck driver who moved in about eight months ago, was among those ordered out before dawn.
Among those ordered off the ballot: Defense Minister Abdul-Kader Jassem al-Obeidi and Saleh al-Mutlaq, one of Iraq's most influential Sunni politicians.
Prominent Russian photographer Denis Sinyakov, American ship's captain Pete Willcox and Greenpeace spokesman Roman Dolgov were among those ordered held by a court in the northern Russia port of Murmansk.
He was among those who ordered a Roma-Lazio derby to be called off after a false rumour was spread that police had killed a child.
News of the release came days after Egypt announced it had freed Karam Zohdy, a leader of the group who was serving a sentence for being among those who ordered Sadat's assassination.
Eventually, the cells would be able explore their surroundings by switching among the ordered patterns.
Among these ordering approaches, ZF is the only simple and efficient reference for ordering.
And although she had maintained that she did not send classified material and that she eventually turned over all her work-related email to the State Department as required by law, it turned out there were some 15,000 messages among those she'd ordered her staff to delete as personal that actually contained work-related material.
There have been reported mutinies among soldiers ordered to attack the town of Misrata.
