Collocations for sequence - noun

complete, entire, whole
continuous, unbroken
complex
long, short
correct
specific
chronological, temporal
The article describes the chronological sequence of events.

logical, random
chord
a basic blues chord sequence

amino acid, protein
DNA, gene, genetic, genome
a representative cross section of the entire human genome sequence

unbeaten, winning (both BrE)
a remarkable winning sequence of games

losing (BrE)
The Shakers ended an eight-game losing sequence by defeating Swansea City 2–0.

complete
Complete the following sequence: 1, 4, 8, 13 …

repeat
Repeat the entire sequence at least three times.

follow
We had to follow a complex sequence of movements.

sequence of

in sequence, out of sequence
The book is more satisfying if you read each chapter in sequence.
This article is out of sequence and belongs on page 57.

a sequence of events

opening
climactic, closing, final
dramatic, exciting
The movie includes a few exciting action sequences.

brilliant, great
impressive, memorable
There were some very impressive underwater sequences.

dance, musical
action, battle, chase, fight
The movie begins with an extended car-chase sequence.

animated
dream, fantasy, flashback
credit, title
the opening credit sequence

extended, long
short

film, shoot
choreograph
The fight sequences were choreographed by Xin-Xin Xiong.

feature, involve, show
This sequence features some impressive skydiving action.
a dream sequence involving the central character working on the Titanic

in a/the sequence
The heroine dies in the closing sequence of the movie.