The phrase "a set of matched" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or elements that are coordinated or correspond with each other in some way.
Example: "The study required a set of matched samples to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a group of corresponding" or "a collection of aligned".
Additionally, a set of matched serum samples with two sample handling methods was collected.
The search is completed over the comprehensive indexes of the longitudinal content archive and topic list in the News Rover system, which returns a set of matched topics populated with videos, articles, and tweets linked to each topic.
First of all, we dressed differently — rather than blue jeans, my whole family dressed as we would have, say, for attending the theater, and I bought a set of matched luggage for the flight.
One thinks of Chumley's, a former speakeasy on Bedford Street; of Pomander Walk, a private row of Tudor-style cottages out of sight between 94th and 95th Streets; of Sylvan Terrace, a pedestrian-only passageway to the Morris-Jumel mansion with a set of matched wooden row houses; and of half a hundred other spots unknown to ordinary passersby.
By iterating on each keypoint in X, a set of matched points is obtained.
Given a set of matched views, there could be multiple ways (i.e., execution plans) to execute a relevant query.
Boolean queries just retrieve a set of matching documents, but commonly we wish to have an effective method to order (or ''rank") the returned results.
To generate a set of matching events, a background task (referred as a synchronization daemon) can run on the master to periodically generate the interrupts and corresponding events.
With a set of matching events, it is possible to use the fully incremental convex hull synchronization algorithm [19] to achieve trace synchronization.
