The phrase "consecutively of" is not correct or commonly used in written English.
It is unclear what you are trying to convey with this phrase. Instead, you could use words like "in succession," "one after the other," or "in a row" depending on the context. Example: The marathon runners crossed the finish line in succession, with the first three runners finishing consecutively of each other.
By the way, SSS Bob Barker, SSS Sam Simon and SSS Steve Irwin have just left Australian ports and begun the 10th year consecutively of protecting the Great Southern Ocean whales in an international sanctuary in 'Operation Relentless' from bloodthirsty Japanese whale-poachers, who are in violation of an Australian high court ruling.
The model construction process consisted consecutively of: i) selection of the inputted variables, ii) selection of the training parameters (C and γ), iii) construction of the model, iv) performance evaluation by validation data.
Overall, 305 MBC patients with luminal subtypes signed informed consent documents and underwent screening consecutively, of whom 134 were eligible for this study and included into the final analysis (median age, 52 years; range, 28 74 years).
For both models the model construction process consisted consecutively of: (i) selection of the input variables (out of the 12 and 17 variables at the beginning of the modeling), (ii) selection of the training parameters (C and γ), (iii) construction of the model, (iv) performance evaluation and finally (v) validation of the model.
For a year (November 1997 to October 1998) a prospective study was made consecutively of 30 patients admitted to the Emergency Department where AP was diagnosed; 83.3% were in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) with three or more Ranson criteria and 24 h APACHE score >8.
The triphosphate metabolite is incorporated into RNA, leading to disruption of RNA metabolism and consecutively to inhibition of protein synthesis.
The reduce function will instead be applied consecutively to consecutive elements of an array.
Occasionally, nurses work night shifts for 3 to 4 days consecutively because of staffing demands.
Patients were included consecutively because of psychosis per se, and diagnostic evaluations were performed later by the treating clinicians.
The population from which the samples are recruited consists of consecutively admitted users of inpatient mental health care in the Canton of Zurich.
If used consecutively, 67%% of the estimates for consecutive 3-year data cycles overlap.
