in order

/ɪn ˈɔːdə/

/ɪn ˈɔːɹdɚ/

in order

in a way that is well-prepared, properly arranged, or ready

to in order

MAIN VERB

(of actions or statements) granted consent or officially allowed according to the rules or principles

Examples

1. In order words you naturally wish that they not suffer.

2. But only if we set our house in order today.

3. Basic income is an essential tool in order to liberate people from their socio-economic constraints.

4. And this is the amino acid sequence in order of the different monomers there and the identities of the non-proteinogenic amino acids.