The phrase "a set of genuine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items that are authentic or real in nature.
Example: "The museum displayed a set of genuine artifacts from ancient Egypt, showcasing the rich history of the civilization."
Alternatives: "a collection of authentic" or "a group of real".
The admiration would never have survived had the movement not had, for its engine, a set of genuine and original ideas.
In the point-process analysis, the Hessian matrix is written and approximated as follows: where is a set of genuine parameters and is a set of MLE parameters.
The average time-normalized entropy computed on a set of genuine signatures allows then categorizing writers in an unsupervised way, using a K-Means algorithm.
The United States must urgently work to forge an international coalition that constructs a set of genuine consequences for failing to implement what has already been negotiated.
The winner of this totally unscientific competition will win fabulous prizes, including and not limited to: Copy of The Ron Paul Family Cookbook Christmas card from Senator Scott Brown of Massachusetts (used) Set of genuine Guardian pencils.
The argument in De caelo excludes those which remain eternally unrealized from the set of genuine possibilities.
As we have determined our set of genuine TSS locations using at least two independent pieces of experimental evidence, our TSS sets for human and mouse can be considered very accurate.
The database contains a set of 500 fake and 500 genuine eye images acquired from 50 different eyes.
We should neither oversell nor overestimate the actual value of a set of rules.We all deserve a genuine market economy supported by its regulating arm the World Trade Organisation.
Now consider a simplified model M = {w1, w2, w3, w4, w5} as the set of genuine, concrete possible worlds.
She's conscious of her obligations, she "doesn't regurgitate a set of mantras but wants to engage in genuine dialogue".
