The phrase "a set of focus" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically intended to convey a collection or group of focal points or areas of concentration, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "We need to establish a set of focuses for our project to ensure we are aligned on our goals."
Alternatives: "a range of focuses" or "a collection of focal points".
The operator is applied to the image sequence of the object to determine a set of focus measures at each image point.
We use mixed methods in the research combining the results from statistical models based on the Los Angeles Family and Neighborhood Survey with additional context coming from a set of focus groups with immigrant women from Central America.
This firm has a sophisticated customer measurement and voice of customer program that identified a set of focus areas to improve.
(In a set of focus groups, the director said, the ads had higher recall levels than more standard candidate-specific fodder).
So I-VAWA will mandate the creation of a comprehensive multisectoral strategy in a set of focus countries, where programs will be supported to reform the health, legal, and education sectors, increase women's economic opportunity, and change social norms that enable violence against women and girls to continue.
Pathways associated with a set of focus genes were identified from the Ingenuity Pathways Analysis library of canonical pathways.
The implementation of the method utilizes the time delay spectrometry (TDS) technique and a set of focused acoustic sources.
Based on previous guidelines and new suggestions, we present a set of focused and detailed standards for reporting the methods used in a literature search.
We found that genes in the same module tend to be involved in a set of focused signaling pathways.
The excitation and transmitted light are collimated by a set of focusing lens on the either side of the sample chamber.
After a review of the current warnings for poisoning hazard, a set of 4 focus group sessions with 20 children was conducted.
