The phrase "a set of generated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items that have been produced or created, often in a specific context such as data, ideas, or outputs.
Example: "The researchers presented a set of generated hypotheses based on their initial findings."
Alternatives: "a collection of produced" or "a group of created".
The paper gives a set of generated patterns for the most encountered symmetry groups in Islamic geometric art.
Finally, based on a designed experiment the performance of the heuristic on a set of generated test problems is reported and discussed.
The analytical superiority of this concise method in terms of the number of iterations and execution times can be seen, through a computational experiment conduced on a set of generated mixed 0 1 polynomial problems.
The weaving process consists of executing the aspect advice to produce only a set of generated classes that have the aspect implementation code woven into it.
For domains that have no detected structural homologs, a de novo protocol is followed in which the lowest energy model from a set of generated decoys is selected as the final prediction.
ReTrace reports query results as a set of generated html files.
Theorem 2.7 The inefficient but minimal presentation P M defined in (7) has a set of generating functions.
Theorem 2.12 The efficient presentation P M in (7) has a set of generating functions in terms of Stirling numbers as given in (13).
Corollary 3 The presentation P M in (12) has a set of generating functions in terms of Stirling numbers as given in (18).
By taking i = 2 and k − l is an odd positive integer, we get a set of generating functions in terms of Stirling numbers for the inefficient but minimal presentation of the form as defined in (7).
Corollary 2.8 For an odd positive integer t, the presentation P M = [ y, x ; y 4 t = y t, x 3 t = x t, y x = x y 2 ]. has a set of generating functions.
