The phrase "sequential number" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a set of numbers that are in ascending or descending consecutive order. For example: The sequential numbers on the cookies represented a code that the customer had to use to claim a prize.
Press the Enter key to change all the pictures at once to that name followed by a sequential number.
When their orbit becomes known precisely, they will be given an official sequential number.
By April 28, 10 days before the bombing, planners in Europe had assigned the target, like every one in the war, a sequential number.
As with other new species of counterfeits arriving in the offices of the Secret Service, the bill was given its own flat-file drawer and christened with a sequential number: C-14342.
In this paper the author make a comprehensive comparison of different parallelizations of a sequential number theoretic algorithm having large memory requirements.
For content added after 5 April 2018, an additional version's handle is appended with a sequential number representing the version (eg. https://hdl.handle.net/1813/12345.2 or https://hdl.handle.net/1813/12345.3).net/1813/12345.3
For some event e, we will refer by #(e) this event's sequential number.
"They had sequential numbers, but they were not in any way linked.
The only certainty about the new map, really, is the sequential numbering of the new districts.
The most common method I see involves sequential numbering of offspring back from a fixed generation in the past.
They had sequential numbers and deposited larger amounts of money than any innocent travelling person would need, with inadequate or no KYC information on them and what seemed to a trained eye to be dubious signatures.
