Sentence examples for improper ordering from inspiring English sources
The phrase "improper ordering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where items, events, or elements are arranged in a way that is not appropriate or expected. Example: "The improper ordering of the chapters in the book made it difficult to follow the storyline."
However, Rasch analysis showed improper ordering of the item, suggested a poor fit with the other items, presented a floor effect and showed high correlation with other remaining items in the difficulty domain (online supplementary table E5).
According to the complaint, hedge funds that placed improper orders made $85 million in profits, while Security Trust made $5.8 million.
In releasing a 47-page report on elections in the city, Secretary of State Matt Blunt said most of the improper orders had been granted to people who had not registered by the Oct. 11 deadline.
Rosenstein declined to say but did testify that he hadn't received any improper orders from Trump and that he wouldn't fire Mueller at the president's request.
Publication errors were classified as those which claimed improper order of authorship, journal citation, or those which could not be found with the above techniques.
According to a draft of the bill, judges who considered the data collection improper could order a purge of it.
The result was modest: the judge agreed that the treatment was improper but ordered only 112 days deducted from any future sentence.
Using the cubic to tetragonal ferroelastic/ferroelectric transition as an example, we study the possible strain phase separation and spinodal phenomena, and calculate the strain-strain and strain-temperature phase diagrams for the first-order proper, first-order improper, and second-order improper ferroelastic transitions.
The courts dismissed some on the ground of improper arrest & ordered prosecution suspended on others... Some of the people arrested were lawbreakers and some were not.
Some of the methods they sold in recent years have been identified by the Treasury as improper and were ordered shut down.
After the trial, which involved a battle over a legal bill, Judge Denny Chin of the United States District Court found the behavior of one lawyer, Judd Burstein, so improper that he ordered Mr. Burstein to pay the heavy fine.
