The phrase "a localized set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group or collection of items, data, or elements that are confined to a particular area or context.
Example: "The researchers focused on a localized set of data collected from the urban population to analyze the effects of pollution."
Alternatives: "a specific group of" or "a confined collection of".
Originally started as a localized set of meditation and yoga classes in Chicago led by Ash, BGIO has grown exponentially in just a short period of time.
Since the elevated theta and beta activity seen in the Hall et al. study was focal, it is more likely to be due to bursting of a localized set of deafferented thalamic neurons (i.e., thalamocortical dysrhythmia), than to widespread cortical de-afferentation.
Thus, the proportion of severe disease in a localized setting can be substantially higher than that for an epidemic overall.
A partial differential equation based reinitialization method is presented in the framework of a localized level set method.
The method uses a collocation approach based on a set of localized functions, called "little sinc functions", which are used to discretize two-dimensional regions.
In computations, we have used a hybrid exchange correlation functional within the density functional theory and a basis set of localized atomic orbitals.
Instead of a direct simulation approach, we rely on the decomposition of the wave field into a discrete set of localized wave groups with optimal length scales and amplitudes.
The valence wave functions are expanded by a basis set of localized atomic orbitals, and single-ζ basis sets plus polarization orbital (SZP) are employed, with a K-point sampling of 1 × 1 × 1 in the Brillouin zone and a cut-off energy of 60 Ry.
In this view a specific set of localized enzymes could mirror the current metabolic activity of the network by defining sets of highly active nodes.
The power spectrum of the localized NGDC720 model (red crosses) up to degree 360 is based on a set of localized spherical harmonic coefficients obtained via Eq. (6) from localized Slepian coefficients that were developed by Eq. (7) from the global set of spherical harmonics.
The method is applied to a percussion instrument –the steelpan –by treating the instrument as a set of localized vibrators where each vibrator consists of a vibrating shallow shell.
