"in a logical sequence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe situations where the order of something follows a logical pattern, such as the steps in a process or the events in a story. For example: "The story unfolded in a logical sequence, each event leading logically to the next."
The explanatory variables were introduced in a logical sequence.
"Words are organised by semantic family in a logical sequence," De Ménibus explains.
"You prepare things to proceed in a logical sequence and then here comes a monkey wrench," Ms. Rosalia said.
The example shows how the techniques follow each other in a logical sequence.
The quest for world domination is proceeding in a logical sequence.
The setting-to-work procedure needs to be carried out in a logical sequence, since subsystems are interdependent.
Maps, landmarks and signs on walls are frequently confusing, and not presented in appropriate positions or a logical sequence (Passini 1992); for example, signs are sometimes missing in vital sections along a route.
As violent as Chen seems in motion, there is a logical sequence to his moves, a satisfying syntax.
We have used this information to build a model describing the ion supply mechanisms in the uterus, following a logical sequence for ion transfers for secretion of large amounts of Ca2+ and HCO3- to form the eggshell.
Road user charging design should follow a logical sequence, in which the overall strategy is determined first, and the role of road user charging determined as part of that strategy.
Once that the performance analysis concepts and sub concepts are mapped onto the ISO 25010 quality concepts, the framework presents a model of relationship (Figure 4) that presents a logical sequence in which the concepts and sub concepts appear when a performance issue arises in a CCS. Figure 4 Model of the relationships between performance concepts and sub concepts.
