The phrase "a list of coordinates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of points defined by their numerical values, often in the context of mapping, navigation, or data analysis.
Example: "The scientist compiled a list of coordinates to track the migration patterns of the birds."
Alternatives: "a set of coordinates" or "a collection of coordinates".
You are given a list of DMC numbers, each of which is associated with a list of coordinates.
A macromolecular structure, as measured data or as a list of coordinates or even on-screen as a full atomic model, is an extremely complex and confusing object.
BlastN searches [42] were performed, with default parameters, using as query each one of the consensus-canonical sequences of each LTRr family, providing a list of coordinates of putative LTRr copies in the genome.
This program uses a raster file (map) and a list of coordinates (sampling points) as input.
After CyteFinder scanning, the Imager3 software module used the data generated from the scan/analysis/review routine to create a list of coordinates of cellular locations on the slide.
You will notice this file simply contains a list of coordinates and URLS.
If the transform expects a list of coordinate pairs, the input data must be a list of pairs.
Survey scans of regions larger than the instrument field of view are specified simply with a grid, i.e., a list of target coordinates giving the field centers.
We describe ConfocalGN, a user-friendly software that can generate synthetic microscopy stacks from a ground truth (i.e. the observed object) specified as a 3D bitmap or a list of fluorophore coordinates.
"But after this incident we decided to release this firmware a little earlier than planned". The update will add a list of GPS coordinates to the drone's computer telling it where it can and can't go.
From this reference region, we generate a list of atomic coordinates, and if multiple types of atoms are present, the corresponding site identities.
