"in order to fill in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain why an action is being done or when an action is the result of a previous one. For example, "I need to research more information in order to fill in the gaps in my paper."
Corbel table, in architecture, a continuous row of corbels (a block of stone projecting from a wall and supporting some heavy feature), usually occurring just below the eaves of a roof in order to fill in beneath a high-pitched roof and to give extra support.
Accordingly, it is essential to integrate PPI data in order to fill in as many holes in the interactome space as possible.
The proportion of at-risk time in the Cox models for which a PAI-1, t-PA or D-dimer value was carried forward beyond one week in order to fill in for missing measurements was between 10% and 13%, depending on the marker and outcome event being analyzed.
Students are expected to follow along during the lecture in order to fill in the blanks in the notes.
Not all courses are suitable for note-taking assistance; especially those that are discussion-based or offered online where the class video can be paused and rewound in order to fill in any gaps within a student's notes.
These costs are both hidden and public because the community directly and indirectly pays in order to fill in the gap between what work pays and what families need.
First, we must understand the gaps within local and regional food systems--in order to fill them.
In order to fill viewers in on the Party's electoral history, the network had interviews with Geraldine Ferraro, George McGovern, and Michael Dukakis.
It promises to sell more chunks of state-owned businesses, presumably in order to fill holes in the year to come.
In order to fill it in, you should refer to the Tutorial Guide pages and consult with the Director and your advisors.
Atrial pressure must be increased in order to fill the ventricle, resulting in increased pulmonary venous pressure.
