The phrase "a set of circumscribed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or concepts that are limited or defined within specific boundaries.
Example: "The researchers developed a set of circumscribed parameters to ensure the accuracy of their experiments."
Alternatives: "a defined set of" or "a limited collection of".
For default logic the end result is a semi-normal default theory; in circumscription the end result is a set of abnormality propositions that, when circumscribed, yield a theory in which specificity information is appropriately handled.
This forms a manageable sample of students and theses, and circumscribes a set of topics addressing the public health issues associated with these sciences (food, drug and chemical safety).
In the run-up to the Nov. 7 midterm elections, Democrats kept their legislative agenda carefully circumscribed to a set of initiatives that conservatives, moderates and liberals could all agree on.
The bioinformatics transformation translates biological features and criteria into a set of computational rules, which, as a whole, circumscribe the biological problem.
Nor is it likely that the field of corrupt actions can be neatly circumscribed by recourse to a set of self-evident criteria.
At the same time, Golitsyn tried to circumscribe Anna's power by having her accept a set of conditions that left to the council the decisive voice in all important matters.
The impact of VL on instructions per cycle is circumscribed to the worst process case only and very limited, as we show through a set of benchmarks.
Given the controversies over the term and the politics of circumscribing the boundaries of a social movement, it is sometimes tempting to think that the best we can do is to articulate a set of disjuncts that capture a range of feminist beliefs.
"I propose approaching the individual child soldier through a model of circumscribed action.
A minority position has argued, in an attempt to 'reimagine child soldiers in international law', that child soldiers have 'circumscribed actorship' ([ 47]:98): "I propose approaching the individual child soldier through a model of circumscribed action.
