The phrase "in sequence from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The chapters in this book are arranged in sequence from the beginning of the story to the end.
I wrote it in sequence, from the first page to the last, in two or three months".
Here are some tactics, gleaned from the literature on political activism, presented in sequence from low to high heat.
Approvals are obtained, in sequence, from CCGA, Academic Council, and UCOP during the Spring and Fall terms.
And so the second half of the show, after the album was played in sequence from beginning to end, changed the mood.
I marveled at the way the four sous-chefs on duty moved in sequence from garde manger all the way to entrees to reinforce the line cooks.
These all use a metachronal rhythm in which the legs move in sequence from rear to font.
The VP16 Inr element differs in sequence from that of the VP5 promoter, and its deletion or mutation has a significantly smaller effect on promoter strength.
mRFPruby, which differs in sequence from mRFPmars in four amino acids, has a codon usage optimised for the application in mammalian cells.
President Reagan's national security adviser, William P. Clark, said last week that highly mobile American forces would not strike everywhere at once but in sequence from one target to another.
In standard television, the pattern is a series of parallel straight lines, each progressing from left to right, the lines following in sequence from top to bottom of the picture frame.
The film orientation was delicately tuned in sequence from the [1 0 0] direction to [1 1 0] and [1 1 1] direction with the solution pH rising from 9.0 to 10.5 and 12.3.
