The phrase "a fitted set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection of items that are tailored or designed to fit together or serve a specific purpose.
Example: "The designer presented a fitted set of furniture that perfectly complemented the modern aesthetic of the room."
Alternatives: "a tailored collection of" or "a customized group of".
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Model simplification was performed using a classical backward selection procedure, by removing the variable showing the highest P value (when P > 0.05) from the model to select a best-fit set of explanatory variables [ 46].
The difference arises because the trace in Figure 4A arises from a single, best-fit set of model parameters, whereas the trace (and distribution) in Figure 4C describes the behaviour over the inferred posterior range on each parameter.
As a sensitivity analysis, we fitted a set of models that included a quadratic term for age in addition to the linear term.
Studies of the goodness-of-fit test, which describes how well a model fits a set of observations with an assumed distribution, have long been the subject of statistical research.
Since each increment unit reflects the incorporation of a single stator unit around the rotor, we plotted the stator number versus the motor speed and fitted a set of data by a second-order polynomial function.
A third team was fitting a set of metal plates to the truck that would, before the day's end, become part of the rebels' fleet.
However, this is like trying to fit a set of spanners into a velvet box made for a dinner-service.
Of particular note is his work on finding roots (solutions) for general functions and finding a polynomial equation that best fits a set of data ("polynomial interpolation").
In order to assure a good integration with field surveys, the satellite image was geometrically corrected to fit a set of control points surveyed with a GPS.
