The phrase "a set of intermediate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of intermediate items, stages, or steps in a process.
Example: "In the project, we will analyze a set of intermediate results to determine the effectiveness of our approach."
Alternatives: "a collection of intermediate" or "a group of intermediate".
The vehicle autonomously performs local piloting, following a tentative path initially specified by the human operator through a set of intermediate positions.
A Pareto Front was generated in order to find a set of intermediate solutions which satisfied both objectives in an adequate degree.
Recent advances in multimedia research have shown encouraging progress in using a set of intermediate descriptors, namely semantic concept detectors, to bridge the semantic gap between textual user queries and low-level visual features.
Next, Dijkstra's program [16] is running on each machine to generate a set of intermediate paths.
The three techniques extend SPS by using one or a set of intermediate trusted nodes.
For example, '' represents the peptide consisting of amino acid residues from 0 to 2. We represent a set of intermediate bindings as set Y. Figure 3 Definition of a set of intermediate bindings in SPAD.
The immature 30S subunits isolated under low salt condition are low in S7 (Fig. 1B), and therefore they are likely a set of intermediates that are kinetically trapped due to slow binding of S7.
(C.2) No unmeasured confounding of the –Y relationship: for all and for all, where is a set of measured intermediate confounders, where "intermediate" is used to denote that may be affected by X (but not by M).
Tree leaves of mesic environments have a set of traits intermediate between xeric and hydric leaves.
Migration paths were derived by constructing a set of several intermediate structures between two energy minima by linear interpolation.
The cardinality of the continuum can be shown to equal 2ℵ0; thus, the continuum hypothesis rules out the existence of a set of size intermediate between the natural numbers and the continuum.
