The phrase "a sample suite of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or set of items, typically in contexts like software, services, or products that are being demonstrated or evaluated.
Example: "We have prepared a sample suite of our latest software features for you to explore during the demo."
Alternatives: "a selection of" or "a collection of".
These measurements reveal a large diversity of behavior among the sample suite in terms of absolute amount of water adsorbed, shape of the isotherm and hysteresis between the adsorption and desorption branches.
But the nearly 100 planetary scientists on hand were also aware that this mission could end up as the first step in the long-sought Mars Sample Return suite of missions and that the 2020 rover would have to gather a diverse collection of samples to justify the risk and expense of getting them home.
We present here a study designed to estimate timescales of permeability reduction and strength recovery during viscous magma densification by coupling measurements of permeability and strength (using samples from a suite of variably welded, yet compositionally identical, volcanic deposits) with a rheological model for viscous compaction and a micromechanical model, respectively.
Multiplexing represents a powerful platform for the qualitative and quantitative assessment of cancer biomarker signatures, giving the opportunity for sensitive and specific detection of multiple oncoproteins in plasma samples, providing a suite of biomarkers with potential for use as stage-specific indicators of CRC progression.
The different types of gear create a challenge in compiling species lists, because standardization is not possible and it is rarely possible to assemble a full suite of sampling gear and appropriate scientific specialists to sample the complete range of organisms at a given location.
In cases where these were unavailable, such as for diazinon, an average sampling rate for a suite of twenty-nine other pesticides and pharmaceuticals was used [63].
These system parameters were resolved using a complementary suite of sample-rotated small angle X-ray scattering (SR-SAXS) and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS), which are presented and discussed in detail.
We have developed a suite of sample size calculations based on the prognostic ability of a survival model, rather than the magnitude or significance of model coefficients.
These goals were accomplished by examining a series of cores taken in a transect through a peat-containing wetland located at the Savannah River Site, South Carolina, and comparing these results with similar measurements from a selected suite of samples from a sample bank of highly characterized peats from other localities.
Thus, it is expected that the plot of M rs/M s versus H c for a suite of samples with the same chemical composition may follow a linear trend.
