The phrase "an ordered sample of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, research, or data collection where a specific arrangement or selection of items is being referenced.
Example: "In our study, we collected an ordered sample of responses to analyze the trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a structured sample of" or "a sequenced sample of".
The population of cache users in this experiment is a randomly selected and ordered sample of 5,000 clients from each trace.
The judge also decided that ordering a sample of Saunders' DNA for police records could infringe on his privacy rights, and she implied that he may have used to coat hanger to hit his ex-girlfriend to defend himself, therefore she declined to impose a firearms ban.
We ordered a sampling of dishes for dinner: braised tofu topped with a scrumptious mound of minced pork sautéed with salty pickled radishes; claypot-cooked chicken coated in a gingery garlicky glaze; a large omelet packed with juicy oysters; and a platter of noodles featuring tender beef.
A quick Internet search took me to the candy maker, and I ordered a sampler of other flavors: chocolate chip, vanilla, hazelnut and cinnamon sugar.
Our eyes were opened to the kitchen's skills when we ordered a sampler of four chowders: creamy New England, vegetable-laden Manhattan, sweet corn chowder and a soup that combined clams, mussels and spinach.
A spokesman said: "When Mr Caminal and a colleague ordered a sample, a member of staff poured what they thought was pale ale.
About a year ago, Breivik placed an order for samples of the badge, one made of silk and one of metal, and Ansari expected an order of two hundred more after Breivik approved the sample.
I am not the only tough customer who once ordered a free sample of what turned out to be scented Vaseline, then a month later, when the next shipment came, along with an invoice for $39.95, discovered that I had signed up for a lifetime supply.
Data processing involves computing the amplitude of motion in two ways; (a) using a sample of consecutively ordered data recordings and (b) using a sample respecting the optimal design criteria.
