The phrase "a set of adjustable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items or tools that can be modified or changed to suit different needs or preferences.
Example: "The furniture store offers a set of adjustable shelves that can be customized to fit any space."
Alternatives: "a collection of adjustable" or "a range of adjustable".
The serpentine was pivoted in the middle and had a set of adjustable jaws, or dogs, on the upper end that held the smoldering end of a length of match.
Multi-point forming (MPF) is a flexible manufacturing technique, which is made up of a set of adjustable base elements controlled by MPF-CAD/CAM software.
The head ring is then attached to a primate chair in any desirable position and angle using a set of adjustable plates.
The National Trust commissioned a set of adjustable window panes and mirrors which paint the 16th century mansion's natural light with all the colors of the rainbow.
In the late 19th century, a modified plow designed specifically for sod cutting was invented: this "grasshopper plow" replaced the mouldboard with a set of adjustable rods, which allowed the operator to cut a uniform strip of sod three to six inches (3-6 inches) deep and 12-18 inches wide.
The usefulness of these PBPK predictions is critically dependent on having confidence that the PBPK model is not just a set of adjustable parameters but, instead, represents a true "physiologically based model" that can be extrapolated to conditions that are different from those that were used to derive the model parameters.
Indeed, it is obvious that manual matching is only practical for relatively simple models with a small set of adjustable parameters and a limited set of patient data for matching.
It defines a standardized set of adjustable parameters, provides for the modeling and storage of correlations and cross-correlations among parameters, and stores the data within existing file formats.
In our previous study [13], an optimal set of adjustable parameters were determined to maximize the "accuracy" of OMEGA (i.e., the ability to reproduce experimentally-determined "bioactive" conformations, for example, found in protein-ligand complexes).
Detector B has a set of selectable non-adjustable energy windows designed for different diagnostic radionuclides (99mTc, 111In, 125I and 131I).
Values of enthalpy lost (ΔH ta,Ta)) were calculated from experimental data, plotted against log10 ta) and modelled using the Cowie Ferguson (CF) semi-empirical approach to give a set of values for three adjustable parameters, ΔH∞(Ta), log10 tc) and β.
