The phrase "order steps" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a series of logical or chronological steps. For example, "The professor outlined the order steps for using the software."
But this method wasn't respect answer's order steps [16].
Finally, using a fuzzy score matrix has benefits in case of MOQ which have order steps and could be answered by different ways.
For her, and for the rest of us, some substantive first steps are in order — steps toward evolving our mindset, and beginning to not only appear "put together," but to feel it.
Several prominent attorneys who deal regularly with parole issues, though, say the order steps far beyond the authority of parole conditions.
The rooted rings also chronologically order steps in the evolution of extant taxa, that is, phototrophy evolved from Halobacteria (photophosphorylation) → Heliobacteria (photosynthesis) → Cyanobacteria (oxygenic photosynthesis).
Cairo, batting.200 at the time and batting ninth in the order, stepped to the plate.
For these subspace steps, full-model computation is "skipped" and replaced with a very fast (on the order of milliseconds) reduced order step.
Then came the order "Step over there," and it was back to that airless holding room in the bowels of the international arrivals terminal.
The Rev. John J. McCormack, who is superior general of the Maryknoll order, stepped forward to speak for Bishop Walsh at the airport.
There is no table service; you order at the counter, where a sign asks that you place your order, step to the side and wait until your number is called.
Most of the patrons, who have been coming to the restaurant since it opened during the Nixon administration, know exactly how to order: step up to the long tray-laden front counter and wait for someone to take your order.
