"obviously in order to" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to explain the purpose or reason for something. Example: "John studied hard for his exams, obviously in order to get good grades and secure a spot in his dream university."
Obviously, in order to put this type of QD-RTD into real use, the interfacial flatness must be improved.
Obviously, in order to be capable of consenting to or refusing a given treatment, a subject must have some basic understanding of the facts involved in that decision.
Obviously, in order to optimize gas-drilling parameters using the thermal effect, it is essential to be able to predict the gas temperature at the bottom hole.
However, obviously, in order to prevent the algorithm from performing an infinite number of iterations, a termination test has to be established, based on the maximum number of solutions analysed.
Obviously, in order to do this, we need to identify variables that can serve as indicators of the degree a real world politicoeconomic system behaves like the insider outsider society of the theory.
Obviously, in order to guarantee quality of care, all basic components that need to be addressed in an inter-organisational setting (i.e. quality and trust, interoperability, identification, security, legal issues) also apply for cross-border teleradiology services.
The company was – obviously – formed in order to act as the parent corporation of what the site will become, and to facilitate the domain purchase.
To produce inventions, all kinds of input are obviously desired in order to activate and use the entire power of the human brain, both the analytical left hemisphere and the creative right side.
The latter is obviously essential in order to connect animal husbandry practices to informed animal product presentation and purchasing.
Nonetheless, further studies with a larger number of patients are obviously needed in order to assess the exact role of fear avoidance in this therapy.
The added value of applying measurement which includes the patient's perceived mental and social status is obviously needed in order to get a holistic perspective of the patient's situation [ 17].
