Step 1: Concept
The blood/gas partition coefficient determines the solubility of an inhalation anesthetic in blood and affects its rate of induction and recovery.
Step 2: Meaning
A higher partition coefficient means the drug is more soluble in blood, leading to a slower induction of anesthesia.
Step 3: Analysis
The standard blood/gas partition coefficients are approximately: Nitrous oxide (0.47) $<$ Sevoflurane (0.65) $<$ Enflurane (1.9) $<$ Halothane (2.4).
Step 4: Conclusion
The increasing order is Nitrous oxide (D), Sevoflurane (C), Enflurane (B), Halothane (A).
Final Answer: (D)