The phrase "an ordering force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that organizes, arranges, or structures elements in a particular way.
Example: "In the chaotic world of finance, regulation acts as an ordering force that brings stability and predictability."
Alternatives: "a structuring influence" or "a organizing principle."
He cannot admit the possibility of an ordering force in Nature.
Instead, such cosmic questions and orientations pointed me toward a different conception of God, for which I had been struggling to find language and only gradually gaining the confidence to articulate: God as an ordering force in the universe.
The existence of such an ordering force has a significant effect on the ability of other agents in society to use and to detect specific uses of coercion, as well as other, non-coercive means of getting people to do things.
Somerville was still uneasy about the possibility of another attack on Ceylon and ordered Force A to Kilindini Harbour, Mombasa, Kenya on 24 April.
However, the CMA issued an order forcing Trinity Mirror to leave Express Newspapers as a standalone business until plurality and competition concerns can be fully investigated.
Suzanne Daley (NYT) FRANCE: ENGLISH ORDER DROPPED Air France suspended an order forcing its pilots to speak English with air traffic controllers at Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris.
That suit accuses the exchange of manipulating the market and conspiring to force prices lower when it issued an order forcing Ferruzzi to liquidate most of its soybean holdings.
While agreeing that an order forcing the release would be a radical step, the environmentalists say it would bring about a reckoning that is both necessary and long overdue.
On Thursday, lawyers for three inmates, described as British residents but not citizens, were given permission by a judge on Britain's High Court to seek an order forcing Foreign Secretary Jack Straw to campaign for their release.
On Wednesday he took preferred bidders Bishop International Ltd to court trying to get an order forcing them to pay the wages - totalling around £230,000.
They also intend to ask the court to issue an order forcing both the government and TEPCO to reduce radiation levels in the area to those of before the accident.
