The phrase "a generalized set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items, concepts, or categories that are broadly defined or not specific.
Example: "The study aimed to identify a generalized set of factors that influence consumer behavior across different markets."
Alternatives: "a broad range of" or "a common collection of".
This is because a generalized set of power definitions is not available.
It incorporates the modified constitutive equations into the intrinsic equations to formulate a generalized set of solutions applicable for both the actuator and sensor application of piezoelectric smart beams.
Just as a simplified "three-layer earth model," which generalizes the earth as composed of three layers core, mantle, and crust is useful for understanding a wide variety of complex earth systems; a generalized set of essential pedagogical principles can be useful for helping researchers understand a variety of complex learning outcomes.
This adjusting can be made specifically for the target-protein or for a generalized set of proteins.
A generalized set of procedures for setting up and capturing time-lapse panoramas can be found in Appendix 1 with complete details at http://wiki.gigapan.org.org
However, meta-analysis of gene expression differences between normal breast tissue and such a generalized set of breast tumors has not been reported to date.
The gZK equation is of a generalized setting of ZK equation.
The model we generated with a highly generalized set of formulations can be applied for any combination of a gas species and a catalytic adsorbent/absorbent.
What was left of Rossi's work was a kind of generalized set of Baroque sinfonias with an overlay of soupy dynamic swelling and fading in the style of Elgar or Vaughan Williams.
The main reasons for the lack of a comprehensive and generalized set of guidelines for wind load modifications caused by interference effects are as follows.
The investor George Soros pointed out that the funds, which now have $2.5 trillion to $3 trillion in assets, were diverse, and that generalized sets of rules would be hard to formulate and apply.
