The phrase "a designated set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group or collection of items, categories, or criteria that have been assigned or identified for a particular purpose.
Example: "The study focused on a designated set of variables that influence consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a specific group of" or "an assigned collection of".
Over the summer, you will pursue a designated set of two electives that are related to your area of focus.
Mellon Mays offers funding for students studying a designated set of fields in the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences.
These data objects can be instantiated as either disk files or in-memory objects on a designated set of network nodes that serve them to computational processes over a cluster network.
The interactions are composed of individuals (agents) with a designated set of characteristics.
ABM interactions exhibit the following two properties: (1) The interactions are composed of individuals (agents) with a designated set of characteristics.
Bayesian methods thus employ data to modulate our attitude towards a designated set of statistical hypotheses, and in this respect they achieve the same as classical statistical procedures.
At least one of the seized 15, it is hoped, belongs to the specially designated set of eight.
Of the 80 co-regulated gene features, only 61 had Ensemble IDs and could therefore be recognized by TOUCAN 2. Analysis of the promoter regions of these genes revealed five high-scoring transcription factor matrices that were overrepresented in the designated set of promoters.
The method is based on deriving such a sequence for designated sets of states of an FSM abstraction.
Key advantages of using DAM to probe eukaryotic chromatin structure are (i) the ability to assay accessibility in a living cell, (ii) the ability to assay designated sets of cells or tissues in complex biological samples using transgenes with regulated promoters, and (iii) the lack of any known background of DAM activity in eukaryotes.
