The phrase "and in the sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific order or arrangement of items, events, or elements in a series.
Example: "The steps to complete the project are outlined clearly, and in the sequence, they must be followed to ensure success."
Alternatives: "and in order" or "and in succession".
And in the sequence where he brings in the dead body I find it totally embarrassing.
And, in the sequence after that, a young Laotian asks whether Donald Trump, the Republican nominee, might be elected.
The music accompanying the fragment isn't bad, and in the sequence that is shown there doesn't seem to be anything damaging to small children.
The repassivation potentials increased in the sequence H < J < L < O for a given heat treatment and in the sequence F < A ≈ ST < B ≈ C for a given composition, in agreement with previous corrosion potential measurements in chloride solutions containing hydrogen peroxide.
It has been shown that an increase of the Pb(P2O7 6−2 electroreduction rate at the dropping mercury electrode (dme) obtained with the increase of the alkali metal cation concentration and in the sequence Cs+ < K+ < Na+ < Li+ is determined by alkali metal cation participation in a reversible chemical step.
Following, we describe how the evaluation was conducted, including the research questions, FMs used, algorithms configuration and, in the sequence, we also present and analyze the results.
SBK and HM carried out the sequencing and participated in the sequence alignment and analyses.
There are, however, so many embedded anecdotes, mini-essays and narrative divagations and stories in the sequence that even Sterne would have been impressed.
FFB conceived the study, and participated in the sequence alignment and drafted the manuscript.
Bolukbas C conceived of the study and participated in the sequence alignment and drafted the manuscript.
CB conceived of the study and participated in the sequence alignment and drafted the manuscript.
