The phrase "a set of externally" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing external factors, influences, or components, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The study examined a set of externally imposed regulations that affected the industry."
Alternatives: "a collection of external" or "a group of outside".
The assessment was carried out through a suitable Finite Element (FE) study developed on a set of externally strengthened Reinforced Concrete (RC) beams.
At the end of the customer discovery process you should have a set of externally verified hypotheses, a target customer group and the minimum feature set.
The attitude (orientation) of the station was independently determined by a set of externally mounted sun, star and horizon sensors.
Enredo reports LCBs from a set of externally generated anchors that occur in two or more input genomes.
This study tested an innovative method in which general practitioners (GPs) were assessed on their reflection and response to a set of externally specified feedback.
They are now expected to perform within a set of externally defined parameters: not just in terms of what they do for themselves, but also in terms of the ways that they make demands on services.
Men are now experiencing a set of limits — externally enforced as well as self-imposed — strikingly similar to the ones Betty Friedan set out to combat in 1963, when she identified a "feminine mystique" that constrained women's self-image and options.
Even finding a largely intact dud rocket — as Guy Marot did, near Zintan — did not answer the questions fully, as the rocket had minimal stampings and a bland set of externally stenciled markings that did not disclose its provenance.
A set of specimen for each externally applied normal load, such that two specimens are utilized for each normal load.
In this sense one's normative commitment cannot be reduced to, or exhausted by, the mere compliance with a set of rules or principles externally appended – what we may call the checkmark ethics.
Briefly, ENIGMA takes as input a set of perturbational expression data, externally calculated p-values for differential expression (e.g. using the limma package in Bioconductor [ 29]) and other data types if available.
