The phrase "a local set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific collection or group of items, data, or resources that are relevant to a particular location or context.
Example: "The researchers compiled a local set of data to analyze the environmental impact of the new construction project."
Alternatives: "a regional collection of" or "a specific group of".
Evidence of this comes from data we have collected on a local set of athletes that have altered their training and dietary regimens to an ancestral lifestyle strategy.
The main property of MRFs is that the state of each site depends only on a local set of neighbors and is expressed by the following conditional probabilities (also called local characteristics), ℙ X s = x s ∣ X r = x r, r ≠ s = ℙ X s = x s ∣ X r = x r, r ∈ G s (4).
The simple mode produces only a local set of files with annotations as static html files.
This was possible as all participating cancer registries currently use the IACR/IARC rules, or a local set of more extensive or detailed rules.
'Congestion-charging is a potential move towards a much more local set of arrangements,' says Andrew Dilnot, director of the Institute of Fiscal Studies.
We then propose a novel framework for aggregating local sets of trade-offs, which can be combined mathematically.
Our method slightly differs from theirs by relying on the Banach Grothendieck theorem and introducing tools from pseudodifferential operators, useful in our local setting of a system of complex vector fields with variable coefficients.
One important insight of the Brussels-Austin Group's shift away from trajectories to distributions as fundamental elements is that explanation also shifts from a local context (set of particle trajectories) to a global context (distribution of the entire set of particles).
The use of a local reference set significantly reduced noise.
Cristinacce and Cootes [16] expanded AAM with constrained local models with a set of local feature templates.
It is a type of local statistic that produces a set of local parameter estimates showing the spatial variation of relationships.
