"order of search" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used when describing how somebody searches for something in a particular order, either systematically or randomly. For example, "The investigator followed a specific order of search when looking through the suspects' homes."
Google is considering whether to use the recommendations to influence the order of search results.
The type and order of search rankings was shown to influence voters in India in double-blind trials.
Nonetheless, its aggressive expansion into new businesses, coupled with its ability to determine the all-important order of search results, warrants an increased level of scrutiny by regulators.
Though speed will become more of a factor in determining the order of search results, the change is not so drastic as to make it the only factor.
For example, it might influence the ordering of search results for certain kinds of queries like "best hotel in San Antonio".
And ordering of search results does influence people, says Martin Moore, director of the Centre for the Study of Media, Communication and Power at King's College, London, who has written at length on the impact of the big tech companies on our civic and political spheres.
Search 1. Availability of search 2. Ordering of search results 3. Relevance-based ranking of search results 4. Descriptiveness of results 5. Provide a simple search facility 6. Scope of a search 7. Advanced search 8. Full-text search 9. Error-tolerant search 10.
While Amazon "Sales Rank" numbers in part determine the ordering of search results, I'm guessing that the number of user activities around a listing, such as reviews, may also be a factor because yesterday when I did this search, the 5 books ranked following "A Parents Guide…" were also anti-homosexuality.
But however those algorithms work, Google's ordering of search results effectively changes our relationship to the information we are looking for — by pushing some of it right at us, making it more likely that's where our search will end.
Since ordering of search space in our MCS algorithm aims at more quickly improving the candidate solution at an earlier age, the result of progress optimization will be close to the optimal result at an earlier stage and it will stabilize sooner to an acceptable result.
With causality, AI systems predict customer behavior in response to automated decisions, such as the order of the search results, to optimize the search experience," said Amazon.
