"sorting order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of arranging a set of items according to a specific criteria. For example, "The sorting order of the library books is based on the Dewey Decimal System."
Unfortunately, what Steven Rose has learned, as a neurobiologist, about sorting order from chaos, does not translate into his new book of popular science".The 21st-Century Brain" promises, in its subtitle, to explain how neuroscience will allow the mind to be mended and manipulated, and to categorise what the possible implications of this mending and manipulation may be.
Starting with the optimum sorting order, we consider the alternative permutation according to (11).
This is possible as the actual choice of the sorting order of THP at the d th subcarrier influences the precoded signal only at this position.
Because the fixed time nodes are given as model's known parameters, the sorting order of time nodes are also the model's known parameters sorted by fixed-continuous time expression.
The sorting order implies the relative fitness of each query-reference pair with respect to the region(s) of interest.
Then, we calculated the BLAST raw score for the query sequence q to the reference x in the reference set, and granted the rank score Braw qx to each q-x pair by the sorting order of the score.
The sorted ordered structure makes data seek by row-key extremely efficient.
However, the SRG algorithm also suffers from the problems of pixel sorting orders for labeling and automatic seed selection.
Students are judged and ranked on a daily basis, subject to testing and sorting, ordered to do arbitrary things by adults.
They are referred to numerically (e.g., chromosome 1, chromosome 2) according to a traditional sort order based on size, shape, and other properties.
