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The phrase "an old order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a traditional or established system, organization, or way of doing things that is considered outdated or in decline.
Example: "The rise of new technologies has challenged the authority of an old order that once dominated the industry."
Alternatives: "a traditional system" or "an established regime".
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As an "Old Order Amish" community, they are among the most conservative of their kind.
He is the citizen of an old order who is unable to adapt to a new reality.
He has an old order to dismantle, a new one to build, and six years to do it.
There was a feeling in the room that an old order was dead & a new one was about to begin.
Le Bon suggested that in a period of widespread discontent crowd action serves to destroy an old order in preparation for a new one.
Here, everyone got to rebel with Lydon, and you can see an old order begin to fall, though you couldn't imagine Lydon presiding over the new order.
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But football in Scotland obeys an older order.
It took a depression and a war to transform an older order.
It's hard to credit him as the embodiment of an older order of chivalry.
For many, the Brotherhood itself is a vestige of an older order that has failed to deliver.
It concludes the story he told that day in the Byron Room, of a youthful trek from London to Istanbul in 1933, catching the last echoes of an older order before the Second World War changed everything.
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