The phrase "arm order" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when or how to use it due to its lack of context and meaning.
Example: "The arm order was issued, but it was not understood by the troops."
Alternatives: "military command" or "deployment order".
After a brief inquiry, the European Commission, the bloc's executive arm, ordered Italy to repay 720,000 euros, or about $983,000, used by local authorities to pay for the concert last year in Naples.
Columns show the mean posterior probability distribution across the arm ordered by the true position of the rat (2 cm bins, data for R504).
The present Iraqi arms order is relatively small.
"Present arms!" "Order, arms!" The lieutenant turned and looked to the looting.
The police officers, armed, order two of us to open the doors on their command.
In October he announced Canada's biggest-ever arms order, for naval and coastguard ships costing C$35 billion.
The initial $2.5 billion order it placed with Lockheed Martin for at least 50 of the jets in 1999 was the biggest arms order in the country's history and drew wide criticism; Israel has since ordered more.
Although our primary goal was to compare D. serrata and D. melanogaster, the availability of a further 11 sequenced Drosophila genomes enabled us to also compare syntenic relationships, at least in terms of within-arm order, in a wider phylogenetic context.
The sergeant-at-arms ordered quiet amid the pounding of a gavel.
The white men, who were armed, ordered the Chinese to leave the area immediately.
He accuses the Prince of illegally importing arms, ordering unauthorized troop movements and consorting with the Khmer Rouge guerrillas in the weeks before the coup.
