"interview order" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the order in which people are interviewed in some kind of selection process. For example: "The selection panel decided on the interview order, and the first person to be interviewed was chosen from the shortlist."
You showcase Amy Schumer at the front of the book, although it's because her name starts with A. How did you decide on the interview order?
For categorical variables that had significant differences between interview methods the effect of interview order was assessed using simple test of proportions.
The themes identified are described, with quotations identified by profession (GP = general practitioner, PN = practice nurse) and the interview order (GP1-10; pharmacist clinical pharmacist).
She celebrates her birthday alone with the phone off the hook; goes out for a job interview; orders wood for the fireplace; makes grape jelly.
She was arrested soon after she attempted to take a special re-test and interview ordered by the Bihar School Examination Board in the wake of the scandal.
Here is the jargon-heavy list of all interviews, ordered by activity.
Similarly, administration officials said the interviews ordered this week with about 5,000 recent immigrants, mostly from Middle Eastern countries, were intended to develop information that could be helpful in thwarting future attacks.
Data analysis was completed in parallel with interviews in order to guide interview topics and to inform recruitment.
All interviewers participated in a teleconference, led by an experienced qualitative researcher, prior to interviews in order to standardise the interview approach.
During the interview an order for thirty-six dozen Make It Snow came in from Fort Wayne.
A secular leader who modeled himself after Stalin but sometimes exploited the popular appeal of Islam, Mr. Hussein ended one F.B.I. interview in order to pray.
