The phrase "a set of artificially" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items or concepts that have been created or modified through artificial means.
Example: "The researchers developed a set of artificially generated data to test their hypothesis."
Alternatives: "a collection of synthetic" or "a group of man-made".
Some environmentalists, meanwhile, say that a more limited project, generating power from a set of artificially built "tidal lagoons," rather than a full-scale dam, could be less damaging.
Having scrambled into Africa, the European powers scrambled back out, leaving a set of artificially carved up states behind them.
In an alternative analysis, at the specified match threshold, the total number of binding sites in our set of promoters, before collapsing the overlaps, is 240160, while in a set of artificially generated sequences of the same length, there were 142202 matches.
The simulated data is a set of artificially generated oligos and target sequences.
We randomly sample 200 sequences belonging to the original seed alignment for each profile (re-sampling if their number is <200), and generate a set of artificially mutated sequences from these, including indels, at various PAM distances.
In the fragility analysis, a set of 240 artificially generated earthquake ground motions compatible with the design spectrum selected to represent the variability in ground motion was employed to study nonlinear dynamic responses of the structures before and after retrofit.
Results: Using a set of six artificially constructed time series datasets, we show that MDI is able to integrate a significant number of datasets simultaneously, and that it successfully captures the underlying structural similarity between the datasets.
Structural robustness was tested for significance by comparing it to a distribution of robustness values generated from a large set of artificially originated sequences.
Structural robustness and plasticity were tested for significance by comparing them with a distribution of these values generated from a large set of artificially constructed sequences.
There was no overlap between our set of artificially induced mutations and the naturally occurring alleles (Figure 2G).
A set of errors of different magnitudes was artificially introduced into the dataset to evaluate detection efficiency.
