The phrase "a realistic set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection of items, ideas, or plans that are practical and achievable.
Example: "The team presented a realistic set of goals for the upcoming project that everyone could agree on."
Alternatives: "a practical collection of" or "an achievable group of".
It will take hard work and a realistic set of expectations to do it well.
The first is to devise a realistic set of strategic goals.
With a fair organization scheme and a realistic set of priorities, it can send some early signals this week.
"Other [simulations I've experienced] aren't as sophisticated," says Sauer. "This one is dialed in to deliver a realistic set of outcomes.
This information will help students to become familiar with these relatively new signal control technologies and develop a realistic set of expectations regarding their deployments and operational benefits.
Having gained consensus from her Cabinet on a realistic set of measurable goals, the president's next challenge was to influence their fulfillment.
Thus, this example is not intended to deal with a realistic setting of spike synchronization, but to illustrate how to deal with the tools introduced in this paper in the case where one does not explicitly have the parameterization K. Remark 4.6 In order to compute the parameterization K and the PRFs we have used the methods proposed in [8].
As early as 1935, in "Battleship Gertie," he used projections, dwarfing a realistic set with pictures of vessels at sea.
While this demonstration is a fictional representation of state action by making use of archetypal countries and hypothetical data, users could input their own data to construct a more realistic set of predictions for a chosen set of states.
And by including a more realistic set of expenses, it offers an improved picture of how the cost of basic needs contributes to poverty.
The disturbances are correlated, and a simple principal component analysis is used to generate a more realistic set of disturbance variations for the evaluation of the different control structures.
