The phrase "a set of recurring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of events, themes, or patterns that happen repeatedly.
Example: "The study focused on a set of recurring themes in the participants' responses."
Alternatives: "a series of repeated" or "a collection of ongoing".
Drawing with a simple, shapely line, Barsotti employed a set of recurring characters that seemed inoffensive, apolitical, even sweet — adorable hounds, therapized kings.
"There is a set of recurring patterns on the Republican side trying to grind him into the dust, so we're a bit dubious of their complaints," said Representative Peter Welch of Vermont.
A prodigiously researched history that is neither top-down nor bottom-up but cross-sectional: shunning traditional chronology and players (aristocrats are scarce), Ackroyd instead offers a London defined by a set of recurring motifs -- smell, sound, speech, fog, fire, ghosts and plague are a few of them.
A prodigiously researched history that is neither top-down nor bottom-up but cross-sectional: shunning traditional chronology and players (aristocrats are scarce), Ackroyd instead offers a London defined by a set of recurring motifs -- smell, sound, speech, fog, fire, ghosts and plague are some of the more significant.
We focus on a set of recurring elements, involving both criticalities and opportunities, that bring together city and food production.
Assurance of information is based on the art and science of IT audit, a set of recurring tasks by nature both in time and in space.
Decomposing a TRN into a small set of recurring regulatory modules (e.g., network motifs) is a promising strategy to address this challenge.
Gene networks are made of a small set of recurring modules, called network motifs: (i) simple regulation (two-gene network), (ii) autoregulation, (iii) feed-forward loop, (iv) single-input module, and (v) dense overlapping regulon [4], [31].
The transcription networks have been proven to be made up of a small set of recurring regulation patterns that are called network motifs, and they serve as basic building blocks of transcription networks.
We further confirmed that the identified processes of interest were not solely driven by a small set of recurring genes, by directly comparing each gene set identified by the DAVID analysis with each other and observing that their overlap was generally low (Additional file 5: Figure S2).
Instead of relying on an evolving storyline, the clip consists of a set of surreal recurring images linked together by free-association which serve to highlight the song's elliptical style.
