The phrase "pass the order" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to communicate either verbally or in writing that an order, decision, or directive should be given or received. For example: "Let's pass the order to the kitchen staff so they can start preparing the meals."
Instead, they pass the order along electronically to manufacturers or distributors who then ship the goods from their own warehouses direct to the buyer.
They then electronically pass the order on to the distributor, which forwards it to the PC maker.
Another article gives the example of a food-ordering bot that will take an order, acknowledge it and pass the order on to an e-commerce system, along with a user's credentials to approve payment.
All equations in the model pass the order condition saying that an equation is identified if the number of excluded exogenous variables is equal or greater than the number of endogenous variables in that equation minus one (Paxton et al. 2011).
Our exogenous tax series though fails to pass the ordered probit test at announcement date, see the third row.
The steward passed the order to his men "Garcons!
The provider may then call Covad, which in turn passes the order along to the phone company leasing the wires.
In passing the order, Judge Aggarwal argued that the crowds pressing inside the courtroom made it "completely impossible" to function.
The CNR suspended all trainmen involved in passing the order to the troop train and held an internal inquiry at Kamloops.
Tisdale testified to passing the order by telephone to Blue River and to Red Pass Junction, and that it was correctly read back to him by both operators.
As soon as the turret had been hit the captain had ordered Q magazine doors closed and the magazine flooded, the order passing to the Transmitting Station below the armoured deck where Stoker 1st Class William Yeo was entrusted with passing the order on.
