The phrase "a constant set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fixed or unchanging collection of items, values, or conditions.
Example: "In our research, we observed a constant set of variables that influenced the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "an unchanging group of" or "a stable collection of".
"All of us with families, it's a constant set of demands," he said.
The quasibrittle fracture behavior is simulated through cohesive zone model (bilinear softening) using a constant set of cohesive parameters whatever the specimen size D is.
Propylene was homopolymerized with the ansa-metallocene Ph2C fluorenyl)(cyclopentadienyl)ZrCl2/ methylaluminoxane catalyst to a highly syndiotactic polymer using a constant set of parameters.
The emergent properties of ecosystems do not lend themselves to a constant set of variables such as exists for chemistry (periodic table of elements) or mechanics (design table properties for steel or concrete).
While in this research a constant set of Burger's parameters has been calibrated and used for all the test frequencies, the calibration procedure and the reliability of which have been validated.
For a constant set of experimental conditions, as the Pt electrode roughness is increased, bulk Cu electrodeposition tends to disappear, the amount of electro-adsorbed H atoms increases, and the coverage of Pt by 2-D Cu domains decreases.
But in Washington today, politics has become war by other means, an endless onslaught of accusation, a constant setting of groups one against another.
Figure 8a shows the I V characteristics of the device with RESET voltages of 5.0, 5.5 and 6.0 V with a constant SET voltage of −5 V.
In most animals, mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) is a single small (usually <20 kbp) circular molecule that contains a nearly constant set of genes.
In order to obtain a single constant set of each tissue type for the convenience of computational simulation, in this study, stretch and stress were both averaged in small energy intervals.
In Saccharomycotina genomes, tRNA genes vary in number from over 500 in Y. lipolytica to only 131 for C. albicans to encode an almost constant set of 42 46 species of tRNA molecules (Marck et al. 2006; Man and Pilpel 2007; Souciet et al. 2009).
