The phrase "a set of recently" is not correct and usable in written English as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "recently." It could be used in a context where you are referring to a collection of items or information that has been updated or changed recently, but it needs to be completed.
Example: "We have a set of recently updated guidelines for the project."
Alternatives: "a collection of recent" or "a group of newly".
Returning to Havana, we crossed a set of recently laid train tracks that stretched towards the north coast.
Furthermore, these transport properties are also estimated using a set of recently developed computational models based on percolation analysis and statistical continuum mechanics.
A set of recently discovered signal sequences replacing the wild type (pelB) signal peptidase cleavage site in the c-region has been shown to be effective in rescuing the expression of sc-dsFv libraries on the phage surface.
We describe a set of recently developed benchtop techniques that provide a straightforward way to generate libraries of fibrous surfaces with a wide range of finely tuned, nearly arbitrary geometric, mechanical, material, and surface characteristics starting from a single master array.
As such, CRISPR/Cas is just part of a set of recently developed and rapidly improving tools that offer great potential for researchers to functionally access the genomes of organisms that have not previously been extensively used in a laboratory setting.
The FCC is reviewing and accepting comment on a set of recently proposed net neutrality rules aimed at formally codifying open Internet principles.
After further assay miniaturization to a 4 µL volume in a 1536-well format (see Methods), a set of recently-reported known APE1 inhibitors, i.e. the arylstibonic acid derivatives [15], were obtained from the National Cancer Institute and tested as controls; robust concentration-dependent, fluorophore-independent inhibition was observed (Figure S1).
We explore this in a set of studies recently published in the Academy of Management Journal.
In this study, we present a computer-aided approach to investigate a set of 32 recently synthesized chalcone and chalcone-like compounds to act as antileishmanial agents.
These proxies include archeological data such as the population distribution between cities and farms and the floor plans of Greek houses – a set of data recently developed by Ober's colleague, classics Professor Ian Morris.
Consider a set of results recently released by the Gallup organization.
