The phrase "a consecutive set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sequence of items or numbers that follow one after the other without interruption.
Example: "The experiment required a consecutive set of measurements taken every hour to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "a continuous series of" or "a sequential group of".
Unlike most later composers, Mozart did not enumerate his works with a consecutive set of opus numbers, and he had not always dated his compositions; as a result, there had been a great deal of confusion as to the order and period of his many works.
A mode refers to a preferred value during a consecutive set of time samples when playing the signal.
For each incoming image from the sequence, a consecutive set of background images is selected automatically for noise model updating.
For this purpose, scanning electron microscope (SEM) images of failure section were captured at backscattered electron mode (BEC) and analyzed via a consecutive set of image processing algorithms.
Each receiver contributes a consecutive set of Q+1 samples, where the quantity Q+1 is the so-called smoothing factor [11].
Although there are many subcarrier assignment protocols, in this paper, we assume that a consecutive set of subcarriers is assigned to a user.
This is because each module is compatible and can be ligated only to a module belonging to the next consecutive set of homologous modules, or to the acceptor vector for the first and last modules, and because each module from a set of homologous modules can be ligated with equal probability to each module of a contiguous set.
This consecutive set of patients received a variety of therapies: chlorambucil-based therapy (n=7), fludarabine (n=6), fludarabine+cyclophosphamide (n=22), fludarabine+cyclophosphamide+rituximab (n=11), alemtuzumab (n=6).
City analysts expect Alliance to announce soon its third consecutive set of record annual profits, at more than pounds 300m.
This year's ballot is the second consecutive set of Oscar nominees that feature no people of color.
Here we describe the outcomes in 24 young patients who were treated in a consecutive setting over a period of 5 years.
