The phrase "a set of key indicators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of important metrics or measurements that are used to assess performance or progress in a specific area.
Example: "The report includes a set of key indicators that will help us evaluate the success of our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "a collection of essential metrics" or "a group of important measures."
Therefore a revised methodology was agreed that would collate available data from the 16 case studies to provide a set of key indicators.
Based on those priorities, have each salesperson develop a set of key indicators for tracking and reporting on a weekly basis.
In a new report, "Restoring Shared Prosperity: Strategies to Cut Poverty and Expand Economic Growth" the Half in Ten campaign provides a set of key indicators to track our progress in cutting poverty in half in ten years.
The M&E system prioritizes use of routinely collected national data supplemented by targeted additional data collection activities implemented as part of the PHIT Partnership on a set of key indicators that measure inputs, processes, outcomes, and selected impacts.
To propose a framework conceptualising 'global health' education (GHE) in practice, to guide the evaluation and monitoring of educational interventions and reforms through a set of key indicators that characterise GHE.
As a starting point, we developed a framework for conceptualising 'global health' education (GHE) and to guide monitoring and evaluation of educational interventions and reforms through a set of key indicators which characterise GHE.
In this report, we use linear regression analysis to propose a restricted set of key indicators that allows the assessment of CIA in a more objective and less labour-intensive way.
The Fed, which regulates bank holding companies, is now developing a "robust" set of key indicators for emerging risk concentrations and market stresses, including more sophisticated measures of leverage and maturity transformation, he added.
UNICEF, WHO and other experts agreed on a minimum set of key indicators for monitoring progress to achieve MDG4.
This analysis supports the recommendations of WHO [15], [16], who argue for simplified data collection tools, a minimal common set of key indicators, reduced numbers of registers, and allocation of dedicated, trained personnel at the local level to maintain patient records and reports.
The integration of a set of key sustainability indicators in the form of a composite index is essential for simplifying the evaluation of sustainability performance.
