The phrase "a set of recognised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items, standards, or practices that are acknowledged or accepted within a particular context.
Example: "The organization has established a set of recognised best practices for project management."
Alternatives: "a collection of acknowledged" or "a group of accepted".
As public-private relationships grow stronger, it will be vital that the quality of data meets a set of internationally recognised standards.
There is a long and often complex procedure that arrives at a set of standards, recognised officially, that ensures something will be accessible right across the internet.
Since 1988 the world has had a set of internationally recognised standards for the minimum amounts of capital that banks should hold.
At an AU/IBAR-hosted international workshop in 2004, a multi-agency review of livestock interventions in complex emergencies identified the need for a set of internationally recognised guidelines for livestock interventions in emergencies, and the Feinstein International Center of Tufts University was given the task of taking the work forward.
Also, sets of recognised species often form the basis for surrogates for geographic priority setting.
This paper introduces a novel algorithm that satisfies both of these criteria and is capable of recognising a set of model shapes in a complicated scene given as input.
Briefly, LAMP is based upon an autocycling strand-displacement reaction using a set of four oligonucleotides which recognise six DNA sequences within the target genomic region and form a loop-structured amplicon.
When I worked at Liberty in the early 1990s we tried to persuade the Labour party to support incorporation of the ECHR as the "first step", with a "follow up" bill of rights based on a wider set of internationally recognised human rights and traditional British liberties.
Therefore, MHC helices along with bound peptides, present a set of electrostatic charges that are recognised by specific TR domains.
Concluding, in this paper we described the presence of a set of kinase substrates that is recognised and phosphorylated by a diverse panel of eukaryotic cell lysates.
