The phrase "in a time sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a series of events, decisions, or actions that happen in a particular order and occur over a period of time. For example, "The events of the past year unfolded in a time sequence, beginning with the lockdown in March and ending with the vaccine rollout in December."
A UML sequence diagram maps out a course of object interactions arranged in a time sequence.
In each model, separate mice were sacrificed in a time sequence.
A new method of finding pedestrians in a time sequence of visual images has been proposed, and its great practical applicability has been demonstrated.
When experiments are to be performed in a time sequence, the observed responses may be affected by an unknown time trend.
The calculated power values were inserted to a battery cycler system, and the behavior of high power LFP batteries in a time sequence of 7.2 h was evaluated.
ApEn accounts for the temporal order of points in a time sequence and is therefore a preferred measure of randomness or regularity.
The spectrophotometer observed the P1(2) and P1(4) line intensities and derived rotational temperature, TOH, in 8 cardinal points in the sky with a time sequence of 6 minutes.
A graph-based method is used in order to find a time sequence that realizes this optimal constrained design.
According to a time sequence embedded in the digital files, the photographs were taken by two different cameras over a twelve-minute period on the evening of December 12 , 2003 two months after the military-police unit was assigned to Abu Ghraib.
All is revealed — the videos projected, the drawings illuminated — in a timed sequence that forces movement.
(Kent (1999) has shown that one can implement a secure classical bit commitment protocol by exploiting relativistic signalling constraints in a timed sequence of communications between verifiably separated sites for both Alice and Bob).
