The phrase "an orderly sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of events, steps, or items that are arranged in a logical or systematic order.
Example: "The instructions must be followed in an orderly sequence to ensure the project is completed correctly."
Alternatives: "a systematic arrangement" or "a logical order".
These emotions develop in an orderly sequence over the course of infancy and childhood.
Timber stands must be felled and regenerated in an orderly sequence to meet continuing industrial demands.
The neocortex is patterned in layers of neurons that are generated in an orderly sequence during development.
The cell cycle consists of an orderly sequence of events, whose purpose is to faithfully replicate and segregate cellular components.
This study demonstrated the significance of oriented ligand presentation for MSC chondrogenesis, and the importance of facilitating an orderly sequence of differentiation events, initiated by proximal interactions between MSCs and the extracellular matrix for robust neocartilage formation.
Because its homologous region (the pallium) in nonmammalian amniotes has a different architecture, the ability of neocortical progenitors to generate an orderly sequence of distinct cell types was thought to have arisen in the mammalian lineage.
We observed that the structural changes on OCT scans occurring during the course of SLC followed a stepwise orderly sequence, similar to those as seen on the FAF images.
It is not a mapped, orderly sequence of facts.
This observation is confirmed by the fact that alterations to rhombic lip 'length' appear to be independent of a normal orderly sequence of cell production in chick dn-fgfr3 electroporated embryos and in a mouse Fgf8 hypomorph.
But an orderly succession cannot be taken for granted.
Communist China has never had an orderly succession.
