The phrase "a set of operation" is not correct in English; it should be "a set of operations." You can use it when referring to a collection of specific actions or tasks that are performed together in a particular context, such as in mathematics or programming.
Example: "The algorithm requires a set of operations to process the data efficiently."
Alternatives: "a collection of operations" or "a group of operations."
The problem is viewed as a complex and nonlinear hard problem considering valve-points effects and transmission losses with a set of operation operational and physical constraints.
We further evaluated the applicability of 3B42V7 in reservoir operation through a set of operation experiments, in which modeled inflow series were used to make decisions.
With two competing objectives and a set of operation constraints, the economic environmental hydrothermal scheduling problem is classified as a typical multi-objective nonlinear constrained optimization problem.
We have found that for every given pellet size, there is a set of operation parameters where the efficiency of the WASA hydrogen pellet target operation is considerably increased.
Results show the existence of optimum geometrical design vectors, given a set of operation conditions, ensuring that the system-level performance of a CPVT employing the optimized components is maximized.
Based on the concept of place invariants of Petri Nets, supervisors for discrete-event systems can be synthesized so as to have a set of operation constraints respected by the controlled system.
A multi-spindle head executes a set of operations.
In practice, modeling an assembly system often requires assigning a set of operations to a set of workstations.
Each piece of equipment, also called unit or block, performs a set of operations.
Each descriptor contains informations related to files in use and a set of operations provided by the physical filesystem code.
Looked at from this perspective, our mind is a set of operations carried out by our brain.
