The phrase 'of its order' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used when referring to a class or type of thing which is one of a number of similar things. For example: "We were amazed at the quality of its order, as it was one of the first products from the new line."
Apart from the question raised by the retrospective feature of its order, we think it manifest that in fixing its rate for the future the commission was not limited to the results of operations for the year ending July 1932.
It withdrew that portion of its order, however, after concluding that such a step could not be taken without a hearing.
It was "a giant of its order, with a stem upwards of 7 feet high, and a head nearly a foot across the crown of expanded tentacles".
Also the waved albatross has been observed practising kleptoparasitism, harassing boobies to steal their food, making it the only member of its order to do so regularly.
Sequelae tests for any infection order classify patients based on whether specific sequela occurred at all, irrespectively of its order (i.e., whether it was the first sequela to occur for patient).
Upon these allegations a preliminary injunction was sought below to restrain the Commission from entertaining complaints for violation of its order fixing rates and to enjoin it from proceeding with the investigation regarding the cost of the service.
(In the North Carolina case, the appeals court declined to order such pre-clearance, saying that it wasn't necessary in light of its order to the state not to enforce the challenged provisions. But its definition of discriminatory intent is still important and could influence other courts).
Here's what Tesla didn't say, though: It didn't quantify the overall size of its order book at the end of the first quarter.
But in a blow to some American manufacturers, it rejects pleas to expand the scope of its order to include Chinese panels made with non-Chinese solar cells.
It used to get a million-dollar contract to produce military work uniforms, but the army has gradually reduced the size of its order because of budget cuts and because it has been buying more uniforms from the United States -- in compliance with the purchasing requirements attached to military aid grants.
"If the Court decided to delay enforcement of its Order while Davis pursues an unpromising appeal, it would essentially give Plaintiffs a favorable legal ruling with no teeth and prolong the likely violation of their constitutional rights," Bunning wrote, according to the Associated Press.
