The phrase "a plausible set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a collection of ideas, theories, or items that are reasonable or believable within a certain context.
Example: "The researchers proposed a plausible set of explanations for the observed phenomena."
Alternatives: "a credible collection of" or "a reasonable group of".
Purpose: To estimate a plausible set of radiobiologic parameters such as α, α/β values, from clinical outcomes for biologically based radiation treatment planning of brain tumors.
Norman Crowe offers a plausible set of interpretations of the nature of the world that humankind has already built, as well as useful guidance on how we might build better in the future than we are doing now.
The purpose of this work is to estimate a plausible set of such parameters for liver tumors and to design new optimized dose fractionation schemes to increase patient survival.
(It's essential to include outsiders in this group as a counterweight to the self-serving biases of employees). Based on this analysis, the group constructs a plausible set of scenarios for potential surprises that could emerge over, say, the coming two years.
Secondly, the Daniel Craig reboot has given 007 himself both a complicated past and a plausible set of emotions, which has always seemed a direct throwback to the only truly emotional moment in the entire pre-Craig Bond canon, the murder of Bond's wife Tracy Diana Riggg) on their wedding day in On Her Majesty's Secret Service (my favourite Bond movie).
He will step down from the post in mid-2006, leaving office in early 2007, just in time to create an exploratory committee.A little southern chutzpah took Mr Clinton a long way, but he arrived with a plausible set of New Democrat ideas and he ran in a different era.
Note that by fitting separate DCMs to the two memory conditions, we allowed all parameters to change; however, the effects of L-Dopa were modeled within each DCM, with changes in a small plausible set of parameters.
Here's how I see an entirely plausible set of steps by which the path back from Mair to Trump could be traced.
"Speculative fiction" might in the past have served as a synonym for science fiction, but it has come more strictly to refer to a historical scenario based on an alternative, but plausible, set of outcomes.
In our view, they struggled to come up with a credible and plausible set of mechanisms and hypotheses.
You suggest all plausible sets of boundaries are flawed, not just these imperial lines.
