The phrase "ascending colors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a progression or arrangement of colors that increase in brightness, saturation, or hue, often in a visual or artistic context.
Example: "The artist chose to paint the landscape using ascending colors, starting with deep blues and transitioning to vibrant yellows."
Alternatives: "gradual colors" or "progressive colors".
3. Atoms are assigned new "ordered lists of colors": the first in the list is the color of the atom, the rest are sorted in ascending order colors of other atoms, connected to this atom (Figure 11d): C: 2, 3 C: 3, 2, 3 C: 4, 2, 3, 5 Cl: 5, 4 C 2, 4 4.
Some of the Master's multicolored drawings seem intent upon ascending from the darkened colors up into the light, as if from ignorance to wisdom and from death to immortality to parse lines from Mahatma Gandhi's favorite prayer, from the ancient Hindu scripture called The Upanishads.
(a) The connection table is made out of segments, ordered in ascending order of the color of the first atom in a segment.
Contours indicate pre-industrial climatology, with positive (warm color) and negative (blue color) values indicating anomalous ascending and descending motions, respectively.
The production is enhanced by ascending and descending screens of many colors, and such lovely effects as snowflakes, which Granny tastes and pronounces sweeter than the rain.
Steele's view seems oddly contrary to those people of color who are in fact ascending (or have ascended) in politics.
(The word, derived from Sanskrit, translates as "passion" or "color"). It is composed from scales with ascending and descending patterns that form a melodic framework for improvisation and is associated with seasons, moods and events.
Average gene set expression or single gene expression (counts or UMIs per 10,000 reads) was visualized using a customized FeaturePlot function with both color and size proportional to expression value plotted in ascending order of expression.
How many otherwise productive days have I tossed on the pyre of mourning for all that I haven't written, read, accomplished, experienced, organized, color-coded, filed, mastered, ironed, toned, acquired or sorted in ascending order of importance?
Save parities list: c[1], p[1], c[2], p[2],…, c[n3], p[n3] arranged in ascending order of c[i], where n3 = number of possibly stereogenic atoms; c[i] are the colors of the atoms; p[i] are the parities.
