The phrase "a set of embedded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items that are integrated or contained within something else.
Example: "The software includes a set of embedded tools that enhance its functionality."
Alternatives: "a collection of embedded" or "a group of embedded".
Cranford is not unique, but its very ingenious and lovable structure, like a set of embedded short stories with a narrator that comes and goes, is one of the triumphs of the period.
These vector distances are orders of magnitude faster to calculate than sequence distances, and this allows us to rapidly generate a distance matrix δ (F x), F y)) from a set of embedded sequences.
It's another to create a society, with a distinctive order and a set of embedded bargains regarding who gets how much of what.
The pool vaporisation rate and the heat transfer from the concrete ground were measured using a balance and a set of embedded heat flux sensors and thermocouples.
The weather time-series parameters were detrended by the EMD method into a set of embedded oscillatory components, i.e. intrinsic mode functions (IMFs).
Aside from the roles, the system has also a set of embedded permissions, applicable over any kind of user and has priority over the roles just described.
At Parsons she made one of her first electronic craft projects:a set of plush steaks embedded with LEDs.
He slid the opposite wall forward along a set of tracks embedded in the floor; this created a second bedroom, with Murphy-style bunk beds.
It is a set of deeply embedded habits and ways of looking at the world that works and works well for cultural members.
In this short paper we introduce a proper method to perform Korcak-analysis and obtain the correct Korcak-exponent on a set of patches, embedded into two-dimensions.
When letters and numbers, whether drawn or printed, are used to communicate, they are understood through a set of meanings embedded in the language that the writer and reader share.
