The phrase "a measured set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a carefully considered or calculated collection of items, actions, or ideas.
Example: "The researchers presented a measured set of data to support their hypothesis."
Alternatives: "a calculated collection of" or "a carefully curated group of".
Furthermore, overall numbers of peaks assigned to series were strongly correlated with the total number of picked peaks in a STP sample, although series peaks dominated the measured set of picked peaks at only one location (STP ID 8, positive mode).
The measured set of individual features serves as input to a decision rule by which the patient is assigned to a morbidity risk class.
First, the measured set of points is partitioned into subsets representing each organ.
Using the Pearson correlations, all re-measured sets of values showed a significant correlation at the 0.01 level.
The measured set speed of the ALD-deposited GST films is slower than that of PVD-deposited GST films, which is supposedly due to the impurities.
The measured set speed of the ALD-deposited GST films is slower than that of PVD-deposited GST films, which is supposedly due to the N, C impurities.
In this paper, a data analysis methodology for extracting parameters from a measured point set corresponding to the surface of a cutting tool is provided.
This study presents a method of predicting the soil water retention curve (SWRC) of a soil using a set of measured SWRC data from a soil with the same texture but different initial void ratio.
If there is any lesson here, it is that a measured professional-sounding set of stupid ideas is no less dangerous than one screamed from a step-pyramid of upended shopping carts.
In the following, we refer to any measured atomic set of values of a hybridization, e. g., the Cy5 channel for half of the spots on an array with each gene spotted in duplicate, as "measurement".
