The phrase "a set of preferred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of choices or options that are favored or recommended in a particular context.
Example: "The committee has established a set of preferred candidates for the position."
Alternatives: "a collection of favored" or "a group of recommended".
The company works closely with a set of Preferred Merchants, restaurants that agree to pay Postmates a cut of the food order cost in exchange for a discounted $4.99 delivery fee and a featured spot on the Postmates app and website.
The authors conclude that CpG methylation leads to mutations that establish a set of preferred codons in constitutively expressed genes.
The reference points, achievement scalarizing functions and an indicator-based optimization principle were integrated for searching a set of preferred Pareto-optimality solutions.
A set of preferred chitosan treatment conditions was determined to be 2.74 h at pH 3.92 with an initial chitosan concentration of 1.59 g/100 mL, according to the desirability function analyses.
Intro has always been more sensitive to the potentially creepy nature of ambient location apps, having previously introduced features that would allow users to switch of networking with those not outside of a set of preferred groups, for instance.
We propose that within a sub-cavity, the function types of the protein residues specify a set of preferred ligand fragments (i.e. chemical groups) with which to bind.
While any number of northern writers – Kate Atkinson, Hilary Mantel, Jeanette Winterson et al – have written about bright girls intent on social mobility and escape, Long's fiction broke new ground with a set of heroines who preferred to stay put.
"There's a set of companies that prefer to do everything in-house, and then there are companies that are willing to pay for software," Kreps said.
But look, what can we say about a group of contemporary opinion writers, who clearly have a set of policies they prefer, clearly have a forum in which they're allowed to advocate for those preferences, and who nevertheless cannot bring themselves to do that very thing?
Up to 42.3% of the 2 × 10 randomly defined sets of preferred codons were associated with constrained residues and achieved higher scores than the actual set of preferred codons.
In addition, we observed that preferred codons were conserved to a similar degree in all five codon usage groups with their respective sets of preferred codons despite differences in their synonymous codon usage patterns, levels of mRNA expression, and their magnitude of codon bias (Table 7).
