The phrase "a set of ascertained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or information that has been determined or established.
Example: "The researchers presented a set of ascertained facts that supported their hypothesis."
Alternatives: "a collection of determined" or "a group of established".
A set of AIMs ascertained to specifically distinguish North African and European ancestries is not available in the literature.
To ascertain landmark repeatability, a set of five control individuals was landmarked five times each, by one individual observer on five separate days.
Learner profiles are created with some basic information; then, the learner's preferred learning style is ascertained via a set of questions.
Nonparentage was ascertained with a set of short-tandem repeats (AmpFLSTR Profiler Plus; Applied Biosystems) analyzed using Pedcheck software (University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, USA) (O'Connell and Weeks 1998).
Until recently, mapping studies using the HMDP have relied on a set of ∼140,000 SNP loci that were ascertained from multiple sources and merged, including data from the Broad Institute (Kirby et al. 2010) and the Welcome Trust Center for Human Genetics (http://mus.well.ox.ac.uk/mouse/INBREDS/).ac.uk/mouse/INBREDS/
However, based on the experience of ACDIS, we do not agree with commentators who have suggested that, because marriage in Africa is frequently a long process rather than a single event, surveys should use a longer set of questions ascertaining which stage among many a person has reached (see for example, (Meekers 1992; Speizer 1995).
This paper reports on the design and validation of a set of 500-word level PVLT to ascertain the viability of developing further tests at such lower levels.
The usefulness of the downsized system was ascertained by analyzing a set of surface water.
If Google consents to a cut of, say, advertising revenue derived from a set of contents, the partner can't really ascertain whether the cut truly reflects the underlying value of the asset jointly created – or not.
Context-aware access lets administrators define a set of information that could help them more accurately ascertain the identity of the person trying to access your service.
