The phrase "a finite set of values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving mathematics, statistics, or programming, where you are discussing a limited number of possible outcomes or options.
Example: "In this experiment, we will analyze a finite set of values to determine the correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "a limited range of values" or "a bounded set of values".
To make the data more usable, we transform the received coordinates into a finite set of values that fits into a grid.
First, we propose a Piecewise-Deterministic Queueing (PDQ) model in which the link saturation rates switch between a finite set of values (modes) according to a Markov chain, which captures the occurrence and clearance of capacity-reducing events.
The design variables include the network topology defined over a template and the microchannel diameters chosen among a finite set of values.
The optimal input signal is designed by maximizing a scalar cost function of the information matrix, where the input signal is a realization of a stationary process with finite memory, with its range being a finite set of values.
Let (d_{n,k}) and (c_{n,k}) be different from each other for at most a finite set of values of n.
When either or is an information symbol (not a pilot), this multiplication result is a random variable, uniformly distributed over a finite set of values with zero average.
(Transaction Dimensions) Given a specific kind of transactions and the data attributes involved in transactions, each attribute value domain is partitioned into a finite set of value intervals according to practical data.
Let (G alpha)=sum e alpha f(x_{1},ldots,x_{m}))), where f is any real function and the summation is over any finite set of values of (x_{1},ldots,x_{m}).
see [8], Lemma 2. Let V alpha)=sum ebigl alpha f(x_{1},ldots,x_{m}) bigr), where the summation is over any finite set of values of (x_{1},ldots,x_{m} ) ((mgeq5)) and f be any real function.
see [9], Lemma 2. Let V alpha)=sum ebigl alpha f(x_{1},ldots,x_{m} bigr), where the summation is over any finite set of values of (x_{1},ldots,x_{m}) and f is any real function.
Let (V alpha)=sum e alpha f(x_{1},ldots,x_{m}))), where f is any real function and the summation is over any finite set of values of (x_{1},ldots,x_{m}).
