"a large set of variables" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a list of several items that are related or interconnected within a specific context. For example, "The study included a large set of variables, such as age, gender, education level, and income."
They come with a large set of variables, forcing parents to consider multiple trade-offs that make the evaluation process as complex as three-dimensional chess.
The multidisciplinary nature of most design problems can generate complicated models with a large set of variables and equations involved.
The performance of an optimistic parallel discrete event simulator (PDES) in terms of the total simulation execution time of an experiment depends on a large set of variables.
Finally, Wilms and Croux (2016) propose a sparse cointegration method for a large set of variables by setting some coefficients in the cointegration relationship at exactly zero.
A straightforward and quick procedure is used to select a small number of variables as features from a large set of variables which are normally available in power systems.
The purpose of the PCA is to reduce a large set of variables to a smaller set that still contains most of the information in the large set without redundancy [45].
A wide range of putative gene regions were identified along with a large set of variable SNP markers, providing a basis for studies into the evolution and ecological adaptation of D. viscosa.
We identified significant predictors for AD out of a larger set of variables, created the score in a randomly selected first cohort and validated the score in second half of the sample (test cohort).
In our study a larger set of variables was collected and tested for associations than in comparable studies.
Together, all were significant determinants of willingness to consider TKR (p <0.001).> -wrap-foot> Items were selected from a larger set of variables via stepwise regression.
Equation (5) may be satisfied even if (6) is not, as (5) allows the probability that Y is observed to depend on a larger set of variables.
