There is no standard way of reverting an applied transport request.The only way is to manually revert the changes made to each objects that were included in a particular transport.
If the bulk transport is to production then normally you would have tested this in some test system. Now these transports would be sitting in your production import buffer in the same sequence as they were imported to quality. Now if the trnsports to quality were successful and testing was also successful then you can be assured that the sequence is already correctly set in production unless of course you are using QA approval and have already approved some transports out of sequence. If nothing of this sort is done sequence will be taken care of by SAP.
However if transports are yet to be released and you are nnot sure abt the release sequence and the number of transports is not very large and say around 10-20 then may to be you can create a new transport (workbench) and merge the object list of the the orginal transport in this new transport and move the single new transport.
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