"chronological placement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English that describes the order of events or items in a timeline.
For example, "The study traced the historical development of the law, looking at its chronological placement in different countries."
It frequently involves the systematic collection of surface artifacts (such as pottery, stone tools, human and animal bones, metal, and other durable objects) that can reveal the chronological placement (dating), spatial relationships, and, often, the social functions of archaeological sites.
This systematic description and classification of objects by their chronological placement, material, form, process of production, use-life, and pattern of deposition depends upon a host of sophisticated analytic techniques developed to decode the history of these discarded objects, which once held social significance to the human communities in which they were made, used, and valued.
The exact chronological placement of the Limyra bridge is difficult due to its unique place within Roman engineering tradition and the lack of comparable structures.
This made for a roughly chronological arrangement.
LS4.A: evidence of common ancestry and diversity The collection of fossils and their placement in chronological order (e.g., through the location of the sedimentary layers in which they are found or through radioactive dating) is known as the fossil record.
The arrangement wasn't strictly chronological.
The focus is clearly on better story placement on the page (Wired currently simply lists stories in reverse chronological order), with more and bigger images.
The archive is chronological.
History will be chronological.
Chronological time is gone.
The order is chronological.
