The phrase "a set of abbreviations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection or group of shortened forms of words or phrases.
Example: "In the report, we included a set of abbreviations to help readers understand the technical terms used throughout the document."
Alternatives: "a collection of abbreviations" or "a group of abbreviations".
The regular expressions that removed abbreviations and shortcuts are tiny pieces of code that can actually be stored in the database and updated as needed to accommodate a different set of abbreviations and shortcuts existing in a different context.
They processed the clinical name as a string, and defined a set of rules like expanding abbreviations (e.g., tab to tablet) to normalize it.
Regarding abbreviation resolution, we adapted a simple but effective abbreviation definition recognizer [28], which is based on a set of pattern-matching rules to identify abbreviations and their full forms.
Mark Scheerer writes in response to my column on the 20th anniversary of the World Wide Web: "Tim Berners-Lee says his friends gave him a hard time because his term, World Wide Web, 'yielded an acronym that was nine syllables long when spoken.' I believe it actually yielded an abbreviation or a set of initials -- not an acronym, or letters which form a word".
We formalize abbreviation disambiguation as the following: given an occurrence of an abbreviation x and a set of possible senses Y x = { y1, y2,…, y n } corresponding to x, choose the most suitable sense y* ∈ Y x for the abbreviation occurrence.
Clustering of expanded forms into a set of distinct senses, thereby creating a sense inventory for a given abbreviation, is a crucial step towards abbreviation disambiguation.
In a set of A-pairs, all A-pairs sharing the same abbreviation were candidates for mapping.
A set of command line scripts is provided to enumerate all possible structures corresponding to the specified lipid abbreviations without any additional input requirements from the user.
Known abbreviations, numbers and special characters in Twitter messages were normalized into more suitable forms with a set of rules shown in Fig. 1.
He proposes, and employs, a new set of scholarly abbreviations to go along with op.
