"ordered nature" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the hierarchy and structure found in the natural world. Example: We must respect the balance of the ecosystem and the laws of ordered nature to sustain the delicate harmony of our environment.
But a larger story emerges: of a woman tortured by demons that waged war on a compulsively productive, painstakingly ordered nature, in which achievement counted above all else.
It was commented upon that this was entirely in line with the ordered nature of his life and, further, that it reflected the perfection of his experimental procedures.
The ordered nature of the speed variable allows us to propose an ordered variant of the fractional split model in the literature.
The ordered nature of the precipitates changes the coarsening mechanisms and kinetics and greatly affect the morphology of the mesoscopic microstructure.
This study concludes to the 2D ordered nature of the cadherin assembly and shows that the minimal information required to build up an adherens junction is contained within the extracellular moiety of cadherin molecules.
X-ray diffraction studies revealed an ordered nature of porous PANI chains as compared to conventional one, whereas their chemical nature is similar as confirmed by FTIR, and UV visible spectroscopy.
Both bands are broad, indicating the less ordered natures of the carbonaceous materials.
The idea that by ordering nature we control it goes back to the 1960s theories of Michel Foucault.
Linnaeus in this exhibition represents a human urge to "order" nature, to make sense of it and perhaps by doing so master it.
Given that we as organic beings also fit into this natural order, nature has laid out a course of perfect truth for each of us to find within ourselves.
The systematic, ordered, institutionalized nature of the Jewish Holocaust makes me particularly ill.
