The phrase "a set of higher order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing concepts, theories, or classifications that are more advanced or complex than others.
Example: "In mathematics, we often study a set of higher order functions to understand their behavior in different scenarios."
Alternatives: "a collection of advanced types" or "a group of more complex elements".
The key idea is to produce for each particle first a set of high order accurate Moving-Least-Squares (MLS) reconstructions on a set of different reconstruction stencils.
We show that a set of high order Hermite Gaussian light beams when internally reflected at a dielectric/vacuum interface can generate well-defined evanescent light modes in each of which the intensity distribution is confined to a sub-wavelength region near the interface outside the dielectric.
In particular, we can endorse the claim that phenomenal consciousness consists in a set of higher-order perceptions.
Since the result of convolution consists of a set of higher-order impulse responses that are time shifted, each partial impulse response can be separated from each other.
We documented the conversations of biologists who were writing and reviewing a set of higher-order cognition questions.
Similar to the present study, Chorpita's work, which found that the variability observed in specific anxiety disorders could be substantially explained by a set of higher-order factors (negative affectivity, physiological hyperarousal, etc)., highlights the way in which specific anxiety disorders are related yet distinct entities that share different combinations of the same underlying dimensions.
Moderately lower attention and executive function (−0.39), a diverse set of higher order cognitive processes, such as planning, inhibitory control, and sustained attention, is also found in the EOD/Control comparison.
Concurrent training of a set of higher-order neural networks facilitates a unified approach for modeling the combined analysis of flutter and buffeting of cable-supported bridges.
We will show how intelligence can be characterised by an integrated set of high order cognitive skills: critical thinking, questioning and creativity.
