The phrase "an interesting sequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of events, actions, or elements that are engaging or noteworthy.
Example: "The documentary presented an interesting sequence of historical events that shaped the nation."
Alternatives: "a captivating series of" or "an engaging chain of".
Ms. Rothenberg offered an interesting sequence of works, beginning with a brisk, individualistic account of Bach's Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue.
Leonardo Pisano Bigollo, also known as Fibonacci, was a famous Italian mathematician who discovered an interesting sequence of numbers which are now named after him.
An interesting sequence of events followed the publication of a scientific paper I co-authored in May last year.
An interesting sequence of expressions must have crossed his face when he watched "The Simpsons Movie" in 2007: here, in glowing animation, was a great glassy dome landing on a clueless municipality, a civic meltdown, etc. ("We're trapped like rats!" screams Moe the bartender. "No," says the man from the E.P.A., "rats can't be trapped this easily. You're trapped like... carrots").
An interesting sequence of oxidation/Michael addition/oxidation/spirocyclization is observed in the electrolysis of caffeic acid esters in the presence of barbituric acid derivatives leading to the synthesis of a series of novel spirocycles.
The 2007 eruption was associated with a temporally interesting sequence of events.
"It is a very interesting sequence of observations," says solar physicist Scott McIntosh of the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado.
In [24], King defined the following interesting sequence of positive linear operators (V_{n} C[0,1]rightarrow C[0,1]) which generalizes the classical Bernstein operators (B_{n}) defined by begin{aligned} V_{n}f(x)=sum limits _{k=0}^{n}{left( {begin{array}{c}n kend{array}}right) } (r_{n}(x))^{k} 1-r_{n} 1-r_{n-k}fleft( frac{k}{n}right) end{aligned}for all (fin C[0,1],~0le xle 1).
A FINANCIAL pinch can set off interesting sequences of events.
Our features reveal a few interesting sequence-derived markers of MoRF residues.
Our analysis reveals a few interesting sequence-derived markers of MoRF regions.
