The phrase "a prior set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a previously established collection or group of items, data, or information.
Example: "Before proceeding, we need to review a prior set of guidelines to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "an earlier collection of" or "a previous group of".
We have demonstrated how to model phylogenetic uncertainty using an empirical prior set of trees derived from the output of Bayesian phylogenetic tree estimation programs.
The prior set of rules demanded a Santa Clara court, but the company moved its headquarters, thus requiring the change.
The independent variables for the second analysis were the same as in the prior set of analyses.
Therefore, we decided to administrate the adenoviruses two days prior setting of the injury followed by a booster injection at day 7 (5 days after BDL surgery).
Recently, a hybrid approach has also been applied in 1D to spectral fitting of high resolution H NMR spectra in rat brain extracts given a prior basis set of 29 compounds.
We evaluated the robustness of our inferences by running a second analysis with an alternative set of priors (prior set 2 in Table S2) and by estimating the posterior probabilities of scenarios using the 0.1% or 1% closest simulated data sets for both sets of priors (Table S2).
In [15, 17], the authors create a model of a set of prior shapes by assuming that shape priors follow pixel-wise Gaussian distributions.
Alternatively, the CEAC can be interpreted in a 'Bayesian' fashion [ 23, 24] as: the probability that an individual, with a set of prior beliefs about the cost-effectiveness of the new treatment, now believes the new treatment to be cost-effective (i.e., the additional benefits outweigh the additional costs).
However, this result required (a) a prior stratification of the set of horizons in horizon groups defined according to the soil landscape units of the region and (b) a selection of appropriate morphological features for each horizon group.
