The phrase "a set of identifiable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or elements that can be recognized or distinguished from others.
Example: "The research identified a set of identifiable traits that are common among successful leaders."
Alternatives: "a group of recognizable" or "a collection of distinguishable".
"I'm not big on labels" — his legal thinking has returned repeatedly over the years to a set of identifiable ideas and themes.
But beyond the material aspects of his success, he demonstrated that creativity and innovation could result from a set of identifiable and repeatable processes.
We aim to determine whether there is a set of identifiable dung fungal spores that can unequivocally track variation of large herbivore activity through time and across regions.
The key features of TCEs include the presence of: (1) clusters of linked industries, and (2) a set of identifiable and stable business relations among actors that are engaged in shipping and trading activities.
A set of identifiable parameters is not guaranteed to be maximal.
Therefore the method has failed in finding a set of identifiable parameters.
We show how a recent method termed the structural correlation method (SCM) can be used for model reduction and for obtaining a set of practically identifiable parameters.
And buy a set of those identifiable white headphones to keep around, even if you don't have the iPod to go with them.
It turns out that selecting the parameter corresponding to the maximum entry of | u| as done here is sufficient to find a minimal set of identifiable parameters.
An analysis of a limited set of identifiable NTMC data for 2003 2005 indicated that 13.2% of individual Indigenous mothers had two or more pregnancies during the three-year period.
These services are triggered by any end user request, asking to activate or deactivate a set of computational resources, identifiable as virtual machines.
