The phrase "a set of quantitative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of quantitative data or measurements in various contexts, such as research, statistics, or analysis.
Example: "The study presented a set of quantitative results that highlighted the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "a collection of quantitative" or "a group of quantitative".
Decision theory, in statistics, a set of quantitative methods for reaching optimal decisions.
This information can provide environmental managers with a set of quantitative targets for the minimum critical area required to support a viable population.
In this work, we improve the decision-making process in field development by providing a set of quantitative criteria that assess production strategies under uncertainty.
This paper presents a set of quantitative comprehensive evaluation methods to analyze the karst foundations in a residential area of Tangshan, China.
A set of quantitative models and simulation procedures are developed to explore the possible airline scheduling responses through reallocating and trimming flights.
Quantifying the relationship between a set of quantitative parameters, known as collapse indicators, and collapse risk metrics can facilitate efficient identification, classification and retrofit of the most collapse-prone buildings.
Mr. Coughlin pledged that in early 2004, when he and other executives report on the fourth quarter, "we'll be in a position to come to you with a set of quantitative metrics that will provide a clear understanding of our business and its prospects".
The IUCN system uses a set of five quantitative criteria to assess the extinction risk of a given species.
To develop a prospective method for optimizing seizure prediction, given an array of implanted electrodes and a set of candidate quantitative features computed at each contact location.
Here, we provide a set of reliable quantitative real-time PCR based assays of RANKL regulated genes as reference genes that may prove useful in the study of human osteoclasts.
This assessment is mostly assumed to be founded on a set of cardinal (quantitative) output and input variables.
