The phrase "a set of longitudinal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, data analysis, or studies that involve longitudinal data or measurements over time.
Example: "The researchers collected a set of longitudinal data to analyze the effects of the intervention over several years."
Alternatives: "a collection of longitudinal" or "a series of longitudinal".
Introduction: This study aimed to identify and describe a set of longitudinal HRQoL trajectories then determine factors associated with trajectory class membership of patients after acute illness.
In this work, a set of longitudinal quantitative 18 F-FDG PET studies was performed on tumor-bearing mice, and a method to account simultaneously for the blood glucose level and tumor growth has been tested.
In contrast to the cross-sectional studies, the current study focuses on multiple time points assuming that functionally relevant viral variants should be detectable in a set of longitudinal samples even with a relatively small number of viral sequences per time point.
Denote to be a set of longitudinal response measurements for the i-th subject collected at times.
Suppose now that a set of longitudinal measurements are obtained from a new individual, labelled m+1, together with information that they have survived up to time s.
First, a set of longitudinal Poisson models was constructed to assess the direct influence of individual ultimate and individual distal variables on the rate of multiple risk factor score.
This surface of the scale comprised a set of raised longitudinal quasi-parallel lamellae (ridges).
This surface of the scale comprised a set of raised longitudinal quasi-parallel lamellae (ridges), the space between which was filled with a quasi-honeycomb-like structure.
Amplitude and energy ratios of various reflected and transmitted waves are presented when (i) a set of coupled longitudinal wave is made incident and (ii) a set of coupled transverse wave is made incident.
For this track, we used a "light" annotation paradigm to annotate a set of 1304 longitudinal medical records describing 296 patients for risk factors and the times they were present.
A set of dorsal longitudinal muscles compress the thorax from front to back, causing the dorsal surface of the thorax (notum) to bow upward, making the wings flip down.
