The phrase "a set of proved" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "a set of proven" when referring to something that has been demonstrated or established as true or valid.
Example: "The researchers presented a set of proven methods for improving productivity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a collection of verified" or "a group of established".
This approach contributes particularly to biogeography by a set of proven methods used in vegetation science for plant biodiversity surveys.
We must scale up a set of proven nutrition interventions and design programmes that attack the underlying causes of malnutrition in agriculture, social welfare, education, women's empowerment, water, sanitation and hygiene.
Good adtech companies like Criteo and The Trade Desk meet a set of proven criteria.
This algorithm offers a set of proven characteristics with respect to correctness, completeness, efficiency, and optimality that meet the requirements for its application on runtime systems (Sanchez et al. 2013).
In order to identify genes that may encode STKs, a set of proven cyanobacterial STKs was used to search individual cyanobacterial genomes.
Global evidence also shows that a set of proven interventions from conception to the age of two – the 1,000-day 1,000-day opportunity mentioned above – can offer children the best start in life.
The ability of competitive networks to bring about context-sensitive competition and cooperation among a set of units proved to be crucial in diagnosing multiple disorders.
We explored the commonalities in future teachers' metacognitive reflection and defined a set of statistically proved metacognitive reflection profiles at this type of students.
Most of the activity on the left revolves around the Analyst Institute, a firm quietly founded in 2007 by A.F.L.-C.I.O. officials and liberal allies, whichseeks to establish a set of empirically proven "best practices" for interacting with voters.
A set of data proves to be persuasive.
