The phrase "a set of internally" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing internal structures, processes, or systems, but it needs to be part of a complete thought or sentence.
Example: "The organization has established a set of internally consistent policies to guide employee behavior."
Alternatives: "a collection of internal" or "a group of internal".
"Method" can mean roughly what it signifies in Descartes's Discourse on Method, "a consistent form of investigation founded on a set of internally consistent precepts about what is true"; but it can also mean something less rigid: "the way you happen to do things, manifesting a complex and untheorisable set of dispositions".
In the Word Energy Outlook (WEO) of 2011, the International Energy Agency explicitly distances from producing forecasts, but provides "a set of internally consistent projections: none should be considered as a forecast" [19].
We selected a set of internally-consistent indicators and performed principal component analysis.
A set of designed internally quenched fluorescence peptide substrates has been used to probe the effects of insertion of β-peptide bonds into peptide sequences.
A set of 48 internally quenched peptides were designed using statistical molecular design (SMD) and assayed with proteases of four subtypes of dengue virus (DEN-1 4) DEN-1 4haelis (Km) and cleavage rate constants (kcat).
The transduction of a small set of internally represented ideas into written or oral text is in an obvious sense the inverse of the understanding process, as we have outlined it in the preceding sections 2 5.
We explored this further by mining a larger set of internally curated signatures as well as those from NextBio.
Using two co-ordinate transformations and the method of averaging, the system dynamics can be modelled by a set of 2Nfirst order, internally resonant, autonomous differential equations.
The flooding behaviour of gas-liquid countercurrent flow was studied in a set of small diameter internally finned tubes that were bundled in a hexagonal arrangement so that a monolith like structure was obtained.
Mentalistic accounts tend to assume, and sometimes even explicitly to embrace (see Fodor 1981), the hypothesis that the mind possesses at birth or innately a set of procedures or internally represented processing rules which are deployed when learning or acquiring new responses.
To develop a set of scenarios i.e., internally consistent views of reasonably plausible futures in which decisions may be explored (adapted from Porter 1985; IPCC 1994; Schwartz 1996)—quantitative or qualitative visions of the future are developed.
