The phrase "a dense set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of items, ideas, or data that are closely packed or numerous in quantity.
Example: "The research presented a dense set of data that required careful analysis to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "a compact collection of" or "a rich array of".
The resulting geometric sequence therefore yielded a dense set of values, suitable for constructing a table.
In the case of the car competition, contestants must enter vehicles that are safe to drive and affordable to build, through means defined by a dense set of rules.
As Bill Tai, a partner at Charles River Ventures and a veteran investor, put it, "The social fabric of Silicon Valley is a dense set of overlapping spider webs, meaning everyone is connected".
Beginning with Jebel Ali Free Zone, which is today one of the world's largest and most efficient ports, and now encompasses finance, media, education, health care and logistics, Dubai is as much a dense set of internationally regulated commercial hubs as it is the most populous emirate of a sovereign Arab federation.
Then U has a dense set of C∞-vectors.
This approach tends to provide a dense set of samples and has interesting theoretical convergence properties.
At a certain stage, a dense set of parallel Riedel shears forms at shallow depth.
Unlike simple testing, each path in our framework represents a dense set of possible trajectories of the system being analyzed.
They have also taken a more systematic approach to the examination of depth versus compression artifacts by varying a dense set of parameters that influence quality.
Exhaustive appearance-based methods compare a dense set of overlapping candidate locations to detect the one that fits best with some kind of template or model.
That result shows that the threshold for a dense set of markers depends on the rate at which Cov(Z(t),Z(t+d))→1 as d→0.
