The phrase "order of speaking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an arrangement of people speaking in a certain order, usually at a meeting or a conference. For example, "We followed the established order of speaking, with the CEO leading off, followed by each of the department heads."
He does not try to imagine what the Lord will tell him, but he readies himself to remember every word, in the order of speaking.
The broadcasters drew lots to determine the order of the debates and the allocation of themes, while representatives of the parties drew lots to determine the order of speaking.
These elements are arranged so that they build up what Boethius calls the "order of speaking" (ordo orandi) (Magee 1989, 64 92) which is characterized by the fact that among the elements mentioned the former in each case ontologically precedes the latter.
The facilitator will ask questions, encourage participation [ 71] and manage the order of speaking and dominant members [ 72].
The observation guide covers: involved organisations/professions/professional communities; order of speaking, meeting topics and atmosphere; decision-making, collaboration and collaboration barriers; power issues; training.
The ordering of speaking and listening is part of the social furniture of the lecture hall and Rose would invite students to think about the way power, authority and knowledge were implicated in what had unfolded that morning.
4. Rank the current Justices in order of fairness, speaking fees, height, wisdom, and likelihood of texting underneath their robes.
(c) I'll blindfold myself and ask the attorneys, "Are you familiar with a judicial procedure called 'It's in His Kiss'?" 4. Rank the current Justices in order of fairness, speaking fees, height, wisdom, and likelihood of texting underneath their robes.
It resulted in NI21 dropping six places in the order of party speaking rights.
"This committee will be charged with engaging with the armed groups in the north of Mali, in order to speak of peace … with the aim of finding via dialogue a negotiated political solution to the crisis.
I remember that voice he had – "Order, order" – that slightly funny way of speaking, which was kind of self-conscious, and I always found him a touching character.
