Non-random words patterns more vulnerable for attacks?

[Tungsten]

With Electrum 2.5.4 I noticed that generated words following certain pattern where order of words matters.

For example " ... word1 word2 word3" pattern is valid, but " ... word1 word3 word2" pattern is not considered as valid - Electrum won't allow to restore wallet like this.

I want to understand why is this so - because if words are sequenced according to certain predefined algorithm - than it is possible for attacker to scan web/computer for "valid" sequences of 12-13 words that might belong to Electrum wallets.

Ideally I want Electrum to allow any order of words to prevent such guessing.

[1714894610]

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[BARR_Official]

Maybe the phrase has to hash to a key in wallet import format that validates in Base58, so certain phrases don't work?

[xhomerx10]

A password could be grapes, apples, oranges and pineapples.  A fruit salad is any combination of grapes, apples, oranges and pineapples.  You don't care what order it's in, because it's just a fruit salad!  Now, should everyone's fruit salad be able to open your wallet?  That would be cause for concern.  Order matters.

[Tungsten]

A password could be grapes, apples, oranges and pineapples.  A fruit salad is any combination of grapes, apples, oranges and pineapples.  You don't care what order it's in, because it's just a fruit salad!  Now, should everyone's fruit salad be able to open your wallet?  That would be cause for concern.  Order matters.

If any combination of words can be valid - then it makes it harder for brute force your wallet by scanning text files in your hard drive.

[xhomerx10]

A password could be grapes, apples, oranges and pineapples.  A fruit salad is any combination of grapes, apples, oranges and pineapples.  You don't care what order it's in, because it's just a fruit salad!  Now, should everyone's fruit salad be able to open your wallet?  That would be cause for concern.  Order matters.

If any combination of words can be valid - then it makes it harder for brute force your wallet by scanning text files in your hard drive.

 Then perhaps I fail to understand your concern properly.
If you remove the order,  you reduce the complexity and it becomes easier to cracker your passphrase.