The phrase "a set of applicable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of relevant items, rules, or guidelines that are suitable for a particular situation.
Example: "The committee reviewed a set of applicable regulations before making their decision."
Alternatives: "a collection of relevant" or "a group of suitable".
It consists of selecting among a set of applicable plans the most appropriate one to achieve a given goal.
An earlier study of all German fuel irradiation tests identified a set of applicable tests to be used to evaluate silver transport through high-quality SiC.
Readers will be provided with a set of applicable guidelines in which to design, implement and evaluate highly usable digital environments within the context of a sound theoretical framework.
"What are your passions and talents?" By sharing your passions and talents, you're allowing others a window into who you are, to see you as a complex human rather than a set of applicable skills.
Further, approaches to "interdisciplinary" or cross-subject teaching (Petersen 2000; Gudjons and Traub 2012) emphasize that a student understands his or her reality not contained within the bounds of one subject or another but, instead, across a set of applicable, interdisciplinary constructs (Lenzen 1996; Jonen and Jung 2007).
The essence of scientific proof in human immunology employs a set of applicable and ethically acceptable rules.
Optimal locations are then synthesized, leading to a set of criteria, applicable to the present configuration, to guide engineering applications.
We therefore propose a set of universally applicable primers that allow reliable amplification of actin genes.
A set of directly applicable exact experimental plans with a moderate number of runs is also proposed for these situations.
The model uses a set of principles applicable to supply chains design and operation available from previous research work.
We have used surface chemistry, nano-structures and microfluidics to create a set of tools applicable for problems ranging from molecular to cellular analysis.
