The phrase "a normalised set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or data that have been standardized or adjusted to a common scale or format.
Example: "The researchers compiled a normalised set of data to ensure accurate comparisons across different studies."
Alternatives: "a standardized collection of" or "a uniform group of".
The resulting mathematical eigenvalues and eigenvectors, respectively indicative of natural frequencies and modes of oscillation, are then assumed to be continuous functions of a scalar factor upon a normalised set of forces in equilibrium.
This forms a normalised set of counts for the ith transcript in the jth lane.
The batch matching algorithm takes a list of data items, normalises these terms, and matches both the original data items and normalised terms against the original SNOMED CT descriptions as well as a normalised set of SNOMED CT descriptions.
Absolute quantification of sugars was achieved by equating normalised areas to a set of standard curves for sucrose, glucose, and fructose.
However, our data also include a larger number of ESTs obtained from a normalised cDNA library using a combined set of samples covering the full duration of the lactation cycle.
This means that the concentrations of chemical species present in different samples can be directly compared by examining the normalised spectra plotted on a common set of axes.
Bar graphs in Figs. 24 and 25 show the comparison of the normalised percentage of accuracy of the model for a set of actors of a group, and indicates that the normalised accuracy values for actors of ASN and MSN varies between 18 and 92% and 10 and 85%, respectively.
Review aggregating website Metacritic reports a normalised score of 80% based on 25 reviews.
Just like the cross that hangs around people's necks, it has become a normalised symbol of Serbian pride.
In addition, the numerical data has been formulated into a set of fully-normalised trends.
Bar graphs in Figs. 16 and 17 show the comparison of the normalised percentage of the accuracy of the model for a set of actors of a group and indicates that the normalised accuracy values for actors of ASN and MSN varies between 18 to 86% and 10 to 82%, respectively.
