The phrase "a set of operational" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of operational elements, procedures, or guidelines in a specific context.
Example: "The team developed a set of operational protocols to ensure safety during the project."
Alternatives: "a collection of operational" or "a group of operational".
Traditionally, solvent selection has been based on minimizing the process operating cost while satisfying a set of operational requirements.
It aims to seek optimal settings of control variables to minimize a specific objective function, while meeting a set of operational constraints.
According to the experimental results, a set of operational parameters is recommended.
The code was first published nine years ago and is a set of operational rules that should govern the professional conduct of journalists in their work.
Architectures are modelled as a set of operational functions, supported by components that belong to platform (system).
Thus, we present a CASE tool designed to generate the SQL queries necessary to build a warehouse from a set of operational relational databases.
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.
At its second meeting on 16 April, the two parties agreed a set of joint operational measures, including closer information exchange and operational cooperation, information campaigns on travel to the Schengen area and joint steps on return.
Research shows that combining higher pay for retail employees with a set of smart operational choices that leverage that investment results in more-satisfied customers, employees, and investors.
Finally, in the action layer, a set of corresponding operational models specify the decided behavior into control parameters.
Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) has gained a wide range of applications in measuring the relative performance of a set of comparable operational units with multiple in-commensurate inputs and outputs.
