The word “successive” is employed in literature to evoke a sense of ordered progression or repeated sequence across time, events, and processes. Authors have used it to convey consecutive occurrences in various contexts—from historical episodes and military maneuvers, as seen in successive charges in battle ([1], [2]), to natural and geological sequences, such as layers of rock formation and evolutionary generations ([3], [4], [5]). It also describes ongoing periods in everyday or statistical events, like repeated daily routines ([6]) or sequential random draws ([7]), while in academic and descriptive works it can denote ordered lists, as in the progressive cataloging of teachers ([8]). Thus, “successive” effectively underscores the continuity or accumulation of elements, whether they be moments in time, artistic expressions, or scientific phenomena.