The phrase "order of correspondence" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe the order in which correspondence (such as emails, letters, etc.) are sent and received. For example, you might say "We have been preserving a strict order of correspondence with our clients."
The military judge in the 9/11 tribunal has ordered the disclosure of correspondence between the International Committee of the Red Cross and the US government about conditions at the Guantánamo Bay detention facility.
The order followed a flurry of correspondence in recent days between AT&T and the regulators that was the culmination of months of intense lobbying by the company to try to ease the restrictions imposed last June, when the F.C.C. approved AT&T's acquisition of MediaOne.
Section 2 is devoted to some basic concepts on posets as well as the order-preserving properties of correspondences.
The lack of correspondence of some marker orders in our genetic map with the physical order in the sequence of cassava may have resulted from inaccurate estimations of genetic distance based on recombination frequency.
Gordon Brown has ordered a block on the disclosure of correspondence sent to ministers by members of the royal family and todayhis clampdown on attempts to expose the scale of the prince's lobbying was boosted when Christopher Graham, the information commissioner, who adjudicates in secrecy disputes, blocked the release of an earlier set of correspondence which involved Tony Blair.
Similar order of algae uptake reflects the correspondence affinity of all brown algae species toward the levels of metal accumulation.
Unlike Leibniz or Spinoza, there was for Berkeley no correspondence between the order of the material world and the mental order.
For these chemicals, the fitted slopes are approximately within an order of magnitude of the hypothesized 1 1 correspondence [see Supplemental Material, Table 2, available online (doi 10.1289/ehp.0900876.S1)].
There was strong correspondence between the order of genes within linkage groups for L. rohita and the order of the same genes within chromosomes in Danio rerio (zebra fish, Additional file 3) although some differences in the ordering of blocks of genes within L. rohita linkage groups, compared to D. rerio chromosomes, were observed.
Most of correspondence is eccentric.
