The phrase "a foreign set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items, ideas, or concepts that originate from another country or culture.
Example: "The researchers analyzed a foreign set of data to compare it with their local findings."
Alternatives: "an external collection of" or "a different group of".
But as he learned from working in India, where canary yellow is virtually a neutral, a foreign set of guidelines prevail.
By duplicative HGT, Hao et al. mean the transfer and integration of a foreign set of genes, a single gene, or a gene fragment from donor to recipient mtDNA that does not instantly replace its endogenous counterpart.
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And although Just allows himself a couple of stock ugly Americans — people who "adore" France but hate the French — he remains a master at using a foreign setting to highlight the peculiarities of American life.
A foreign setting became something like a structural principle of fiction with Henry James and EM Forster (as well as others such as Ford Madox Ford and Edith Wharton).
One of the challenges of a foreign-set episode is to write the local dialogue and 24 includes some swanky simultaneous translation.
Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly graded the film with a 'B–' rating, summarizing it as a "lulling, happy-face story of retirement-age self-renewal, set in a shimmering, weltering, jewel-colored India", and that it succeeded in selling "something safe and sweet, in a vivid foreign setting, to an underserved share of the moviegoing market".
The province's education minister also criticized the school for holding its students "hostage to a foreign mind-set" and ordered a review of the syllabuses of all private schools in Punjab.
The U.S. airbases in the south had become targets for NLF assault, such as the one at Pleiku, given the fact that many Vietnamese didn't like the idea of a foreign power setting up shop in their country and using its real estate as a base to bomb their relatives in the north.
To predict genes that came to the genome under consideration (the target genome) by horizontal gene transfer (putative foreign genes), a set of reference genes within the genome was selected, consisting of core genes with orthologs in a set fraction of eubacterial genomes.
Do species differ in their complement of foreign genes, consistent with a role for HGT in divergence, or did they inherit a shared set of foreign genes from a common ancestor?
