The phrase "consecutively arranged" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a sequence of items that are placed in a certain order, often without interruption. For example: "The books were consecutively arranged on the shelf, with the oldest on the left and the newest on the right."
In this study, the effects of the longitudinal and lateral seperations of consecutively enlarged-contracted arranged fin pairs, widths of the fins, angle of attack, heights of fins and flow velocity on the heat and pressure drop characteristics were investigated using the Taguchi experimental-design method.
For each experiment, all the trials corresponding to an individual dendrite are arranged consecutively.
Moreover, the order of the fragments is scrambled (i.e., rnl1, rnl2, rnl3, and rnl4 are not arranged consecutively), but scrambled in the same manner across the genomes (Fig. 2).
During this consultation the therapist tried to find out what the exact problem was and consecutively, when judged necessary, arranged for professional help outside the rehabilitation centre.
Subjects had to consecutively hit each of a row of 20 linearly arranged small contact fields (diameter 5 mm, midpoint separation 9 mm) with the test pencil ( Fig. 1c ).
The main portion of the design is composed of 36 consecutively numbered rectangular spaces, alternately coloured red and black and arranged in three columns of 12 spaces each, beginning with 1 at the top and concluding with 36 at the bottom.
The idea was to order all simulation scenarios in a lexicographical manner and arrange them consecutively on the horizontal axis of a plot.
The idea was to bring all scenarios into a lexicographical order and arrange them consecutively on the horizontal axis of a plot, whereas the treatment effect estimate is presented on the vertical axis.
The underlying idea of the new 'nested loop plot' is to reorder simulation scenarios into a lexicographical order and arrange them consecutively on the horizontal axis of a plot, whereas the criterion to evaluate simulation results – e.g., treatment effect estimate, which shows potential bias, or variance of estimation, or mean squared error (MSE) – is presented on the vertical axis.
Each list included the 150 selected backgrounds, arranged pseudorandomly, with no more than three pictures from the same valence category presented consecutively.
