The phrase "a set of climatic" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "climatic." You can use it when referring to a collection of climatic factors or conditions, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "A set of climatic conditions can greatly influence agricultural productivity."
Alternatives: "a range of climatic" or "a collection of climatic".
This HIPERPAV case study investigates how coarse aggregate type affects the performance of the CRCP for a set of climatic conditions.
Based on approaches such as observation data analysis, meteorological model simulation, and remote sensing, a set of climatic environmental performance assessment methods is developed and established.
Woodworth, who reports his study in an upcoming issue of Global and Planetary Change, examined a set of climatic and oceanographic historical records from the Maldives and their vicinity.
Statistical methods of ecological niche modeling, such as maximum entropy (implemented in the program MaxEnt [6] used here) take a set of presence localities and a set of climatic variables and fit a statistical distribution to those points which best describes the fundamental ecological niche with respect to the available climate data.
Using the 19 bioclim variables (Table 4) from http://www.worldclim.org at 30 arc seconds resolution [ 69], a set of climatic measurements that summarize temperature and precipitation dimensions of the environment, values were extracted for each unique specimen locality using the 'Extract Values to Points' tool in the Spatial Analyst extension of ArcGIS v. 9.3.
Urban climate, any set of climatic conditions that prevails in a large metropolitan area and that differs from the climate of its rural surroundings.
The ForWaDy model simulates the hydrologic dynamics of a forest stand on a daily time step for a given set of climatic and vegetation conditions.
Overall, southern peatlands provide a unique opportunity for studying peatland carbon climate linkages under a new set of climatic conditions.
A broad set of climatic, geographic, political, and economic variables are used as controls.
The majority of simulation-based studies have focused on identifying the importance of building characteristics on overheating risk using a small number of weather files, or focus solely on the impact of external temperatures rather than a full set of climatic variables.
To date the Republic of Sudan has relied on expert opinion maps 14, 68, 69, 89 developed from an informed set of climatic and location parameters that can now be quantified and modeled more accurately.
