The phrase "received in order" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "received in order" when referring to something that has been accepted, approved, or processed. Example: The account transfer was received in order and the funds were deposited into the customer's account.
A nonrefundable application fee of U.S. $100 must be received in order for an application to be considered.
She realizes that a message must be received in order to have been delivered, and decides that she won't play her part; she won't collaborate with the state.
In fact, our committee will now begin many discussions on the applications we have received in order to decide whom to interview, and later, whom to admit.
The network says it has since received the approval of Mr. Goldstein's family to televise the series, but the decision has raised many questions: Is MTV exploiting the attention the tragedy received in order to chase ratings?
On the receiver end, the software simulated state machine kept track of each byte received and it recognized our data only after the three sync bytes are received in order.
Neither the journals kept by the legislature, nor the bill as originally introduced,nor the amendments attached to it, nor parol evidence, can be received in order to show that an act of the legislature, properly enrolled, authenticated, and deposited with the secretary of state, did not become a law.
It is, in turn, the responsibility of consumers to consider carefully the information that they receive in order to intelligently participate in the decision-making of our society.
In southern Oregon farmers have been cut off from 80% of the water they normally receive in order to protect migrating salmon, which get federal protection.
Be sure you're maximizing the opportunities you receive in order that you grow as a person and as a professional.
So the public bodies wishing to build new hospitals, schools, prisons and roads deliberately set the "public sector comparator" higher than the private sector bids they receive, in order to smooth the way for private money.
Under the plan the big brown-coal generators, near the end of their operational life, would submit bids for how much money they would need to receive in order to shut straight away.
