The phrase "a collection of probabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, data analysis, or any field where probabilities are grouped or analyzed together.
Example: "The study presented a collection of probabilities that indicated the likelihood of various outcomes in the experiment."
Alternatives: "a set of probabilities" or "a group of probabilities".
The axioms do not guarantee that a probability implication, a ⊇ b[2], is the conditional probability of b given a, or even that the consequents of a collection of probability implications with a as antecedent satisfy the axioms of finite probability.
Put in Bayesian terms, an expert elicitation result is nothing but a collection of prior probabilities and though, this method is used for uncertainty assessment in climate modelling as well as energy modelling.
DPV of a node is a collection of node's delivery probabilities for each of the base station.
Each large, dark block represents a collection of cells believed with strong probability to be of the same type.
These PSMs are used to train the Riptide model, which consists of a collection of DBNs that model the probability distributions governing peptide fragment ion intensities.
What is the probability that a collection of often trivial and obvious data will be passed off as brilliance?
The concept of the protein transition state ensemble (TSE), a collection of the conformations that have 50% probability to convert rapidly to the folded state and 50% chance to rapidly unfold, constitutes the basis of the modern interpretation of protein engineering experiments.
This software assigned a score for all networks that were ranked on the probability that a collection of genes equal to or greater than the number in a network could be achieved by chance alone (a score of 2 represents a 99% confidence level, and 3 a 99.9%).
Each term in our polynomial evaluates the existence probability of a collection of subsets of interactions.
The score is the probability that a collection of genes equal to or greater than the number in a network could be achieved by chance alone.
