'pass orders' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to commands or instructions that are given to someone. For example: The General passed orders for the troops to prepare for battle.
Training by the Quds Force typically occurs in Iran, where officers offer intelligence support and pass orders to the leaders of the militias, many of whom live in Iran, American officials said.
Taliban leaders have also had to limit their telephone communications for fear of giving away their locations, and have had to find less reliable and efficient ways to discuss strategy and pass orders to the field.
Of course, the Pentagon has also thrown its most advanced weaponry into the fight against an elusive enemy that hides in caves and tunnels, and tries to elude electronic surveillance by using couriers to pass orders between commanders.
Chloé Magnier of CM Economics, a research outfit, explains that bigger firms always benefit first from an uptick in demand; it takes time before they pass orders on to smaller suppliers.Larger firms are more likely to reap gains from a weaker euro, too.
After Akashi approved the request, he would make a request to NATO commanders who then had to pass orders back down their chain of command and coordinate with forces on the ground.
While most regiments of the time fought in tight formation, allowing easy administration of orders, light infantry worked in small groups, in advance of the main line, so complicated bugle calls were developed to pass orders.
Both the coding pass length and coding pass order are normalized to the nominal range.
We model the relation between the coding pass order and the bitstream length according to the exponential function (3).
We have evaluated the relation between the coding pass order and the bitstream length for the images of the ISO 12640-1 corpus.
Results suggest that all codeblocks have a similar relation between the coding pass order and the bitstream length, generating the shortest bitstreams for the first coding passes of the codeblock.
The JPEG2000 lossless mode employs the 5/3 Integer Wavelet Transform (IWT), and no quantization is performed on wavelet data, therefore, the coding pass order used by BWLT is multiplied by the energy gain factor of the subband.
