The phrase "a set of incremental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of incremental changes, improvements, or steps in a process.
Example: "The project will be completed through a set of incremental updates that enhance functionality over time."
Alternatives: "a series of gradual" or "a collection of progressive".
This Poisson process can be broken down to a set of independent, incremental Poisson processes, each one corresponding to the node arrivals in the semicircle through an incremental arc [χ,χ + dχ] along its circumference, where χ ∈ [−Π/2,Π/2], and a last one, independent of the rest, corresponding to the arrivals through the linear part.
There is not a major set of incremental documents for the S.B.A. Q.
The New York Times reported Wednesday that Obama was likely to accept a limited set of incremental changes, and hand the larger decisions to Congress -- which is deeply divided over reform proposals.
Because the set of interventions were not mutually exclusive, we have not reported on a full set of incremental comparisons for the cluster of interventions relating to cardiovascular disease.
The results of a set of iterative and incremental algorithms indicate that the system overall performance and scalability is greatly improved through the above optimizations.
The proposed algorithm is a generalization of a class of bit-allocation algorithms in which a small fraction ΔB of the total bit-budget B is allocated to the "most deserving" quantizer among a set of quantizers in an incremental fashion, until the entire bit-budget is exhausted [[4], Section 8.4].
The selected video representation is structured as a set of layers dependent in an incremental way.
A set of calibration circuits for optical incremental sensors is also designed in the proposed chip.
The set of incremental controller gain matrix functions is chosen so that with being defined in (3.12).
