The phrase "a set of reasonable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of things that are considered logical or sensible.
Example: "The committee proposed a set of reasonable guidelines to improve workplace safety."
Alternatives: "a collection of sensible" or "a group of rational".
I'm not advocating a prescriptive approach to careers delivery, merely a set of reasonable guidelines to clarify expectations.
The generic account shows that under a set of reasonable assumptions, the retrenchments belong to the class of neat, default retrenchments.
Based on the results, a genetic algorithm is used to find a set of reasonable pretension and thus minimize structural deformation under the first natural frequency constraint.
Numerical simulations using a set of reasonable parameter values show that the two epidemics co-exists whenever their reproduction numbers exceed unity (with no competitive exclusion).
A satisfactory agreement is reached with the experimental results, using a set of reasonable fitting parameters for the FoCa7 clay material.
If your counterpart refuses to respond to a set of reasonable proposals by a reasonable deadline, understand that it may be time to walk away and pursue other alternatives then do it.
For AU tests using the SSU rRNA gene data we generated a set of,reasonable trees'.
The "nonsense" in question is a set of perfectly reasonable measures that Obama wants Congress to approve.
The proposed framework is exemplified using a set of physically reasonable kernels and a production scale high-pressure homogenizer geometry, showing realistic emulsification results.
We demonstrate the efficiency of these new algorithms by applying them to a set of 10,000 reasonable 5139-species mammal trees.
77 78 The main feature of the approach is the creation of a set of clinically reasonable imputations for the respective outcome for each dropout.
