The phrase "a set of deficits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple shortcomings or areas of weakness in a particular context, such as in psychology, education, or finance.
Example: "The assessment revealed a set of deficits in the student's understanding of basic math concepts."
Alternatives: "a collection of shortcomings" or "a range of weaknesses."
The renewed debate over inequality has highlighted a set of deficits in much of the last fifty-plus years of thinking on the topic.
He built important connections within the disability community based on the "social model" of disability as a rights movement rather than the "medical model" which defines a person only as a set of deficits or conditions.
The alexithymia construct describes a set of deficits in the cognitive processing of emotions, or more generally, a disturbance in the regulation of emotions.
To try and understand whether we could link LETM1 expression levels with a specific mitochondrial deficit or a set of deficits, we investigated different aspects of mitochondrial function in these patient LCLs.
First, in order to initially describe a simple model, we have limited our analysis to a set of 20 deficits.
The CSHA frailty index was calculated as the proportion (from a given set) of deficits present in a given individual, and indicating the likelihood that frailty was present.
This implies that even a restricted set of deficits, which show the above properties can represent a wide variety of impairments.
But in the Oval Office, Mr. Obama would have a new set of deficits.
Mr Duncan Smith added: "If the idea of Francois Hollande is he comes in now with a major set of deficits and with huge debts, to spend huge amounts of money... he'll put a further burden on the taxpayers of France". He said that would saddle European economies with more debt and a greater level of deficit, which meant they would not emerge from this recession.
Anterior thalamic lesions produce a rather similar set of deficits to those found after fornix lesions as they reduce preference for the escape location, although that location is recognised once it has been reached [26].
In this dataset, the process resulted in a set of 42 potential deficit measures, including diseases, symptoms, signs, disabilities, and lifestyle/environmental factors (Table 1).
