The phrase "an ordered collection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a set of items that are arranged in a specific sequence or order.
Example: "In mathematics, a list is defined as an ordered collection of numbers that follow a particular sequence."
Alternatives: "a structured set of" or "a sequenced group of".
A sequence is an ordered collection of elements of the same type.
A sequence of outcomes is an ordered collection of events, finite or infinite, such that each event is of a type in O.
He firmly believed that language was an ordered collection of signs, each referring to one of the constitutive elements of reality, and that true (linguistic) propositions were like pictures of those elements' inner structures or/and mutual relationships.
We refer to an ordered collection of copy-number counts observable within a cell as a configuration.
A structured motif can be regarded as an ordered collection of simple motifs with gap constraints between each pair of adjacent simple motifs.
"The Yellow House: Van Gogh, Gauguin, and Nine Turbulent Weeks in Arles" (Little, Brown; $24.99), by Martin Gayford, the chief art critic of Bloomberg Europe, is a skillfully ordered collection of informative and entertaining nuggets of intellectual and personal biography.
C i is an ordered collection, and the order of the elements in the set is the same as the priority they forward the received data packets.
An Array is a one-dimensional ordered collection of PDF objects enclosed in square brackets, " [" and " ]".
Below the news zone is a clear and ordered collection of links and trails to the different Guardian Unlimited sites, and a richer mix of text, pictures and video gives a better taste of the content that lies one click away.
The ordered collection of all features used by a learning algorithm is its feature set.
For each clinic organization, we constructed ordered collections of clinics.
