"organized sequentially" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is arranged or put in a specific order or sequence. For example: - The chapters in the book are organized sequentially, starting from the earliest events and ending with the most recent. - The instructions for assembling the furniture are organized sequentially, with step 1 coming before step 2 and so on. - The timeline of events is organized sequentially, showing the chronological order in which they occurred.
The document is organized sequentially, as a framework rather than a comprehensive plan.
The trials, organized sequentially in the notebooks, were constructed on 105 mm × 145 mm pages (half an A4 sheet).
Through the collage, which appears to be organized sequentially, you can see the hobo sifting through some serious emotions pain, fear, happiness, and shame.
The products were organized into sequentially numbered treatment units by a research assistant who was not involved in the rest of the study.
A story that flashes "back and sideways" keeps its emotional pulse live: "To organize events sequentially is to take away their power," Kraus writes.
Since the formal structure of hybrid automata corresponds well to sequentially organized behaviour chains in living organisms, we argue for an application of hybrid modelling techniques in the behavioural sciences and, especially, psychology.
The drying process of the spread suspension can be observed from the central region of the sample as water evaporated from the aqueous colloidal solution and sequentially organized the PSS, as shown in Figure 1a.
For ease of comparison, findings from this research are sequentially organized into four groups: physical and social, psychological, spiritual, and time domains.
Factors are sequentially organized, according to the different key steps (i.e. recognition of symptoms, decision making, medical encounter, evaluation of outcomes, and re-interpretation of illness) which determine the course of the therapy path [ 13, 14].
The nuclear translocation and activation of NF- κB in response to various stimuli, such as proinflammatory cytokines, LPS, and oxidative challenge (ROS production), are sequentially organized at the molecular level [ 168].
The use of time-related categories among all patients suggests a symbolic reference for sequentially organizing past, current, and anticipation of possible future events.
