The phrase "a set of measured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or data that have been quantified or assessed in some way.
Example: "The researchers presented a set of measured variables that influenced the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a collection of quantified" or "a group of assessed".
The deviation zone is typically evaluated using a fitting method that locates an ideal desired geometry corresponding to a set of measured points while a function of the Euclidean distances of the measured points to the ideal surface becomes minimum.
In our method, only a set of measured data for a photorefractive two-wave mixing set-up with small sinusoidal phase modulation for fixed wavelength is needed.
The inverse problems arise in almost all fields of science where the real-world parameters are extracted from a set of measured data.
The method aims to identify the number and corresponding locations and sizes of air leakages utilizing a set of measured, interior, sound pressure data in the frequency domain.
Playing before a packed house of about 50 — a crowd clearly undistracted by the cafe's modest menu — the quartet built a set of measured intensity, climaxing with Mr. Blue's "Transvision," a burst of modal fire that elicited sustained applause.
Because of a complicated physical description of the entire system, and a set of measured data which is large enough to perform statistical identification, a decision was made to identify the system by ARMAX model identification and subspace identification methods.
Freeman, L. C. A set of measures of centrality based on betweenness.
Each interview used a set of measuring guides (various glasses, bowls, spoons, a ruler, etc).
Use a set of measuring spoons to measure salt, baking powder and other teaspoon type measurements.
The result of Robertson Cooper's research was a set of measures to evaluate emotional wellbeing.
