The phrase "a set of sensitive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items, topics, or information that require careful handling or consideration due to their nature.
Example: "The report included a set of sensitive data that needed to be protected from unauthorized access."
Alternatives: "a collection of sensitive" or "a group of sensitive".
He led a team that discovered the signal accidentally while scanning the skies in July 2006 with a set of sensitive radio receivers called Arcade lofted 21 miles high on a balloon.
The 800,000-cubic-meter balloon carried a set of sensitive microwave detectors called BOOMERANG.
Earlier this year, the same researcher discovered a set of sensitive files belonging to defense contractor Booz Allen Hamilton left out on a similarly unsecured server.
As a control we also tested a drug previously analyzed in similar assays, 6-azauracil (6-AU), and obtained a set of sensitive strains similar to those previously reported (data not shown) [19].
This study aims at identifying a set of sensitive and noninvasive techniques for early diagnosis of bladder lesions.
Neural impairment results in a set of sensitive, motor and autonomic disturbances, with ulcers originating primarily on the hands and feet.
Basically you have a set of touch sensitive switches under a paper surface.
The scheme is based on a bank of two observers aimed at generating a set of residuals sensitive to faults occurrence.
Lalonde et al. [20] proposed a learning approach to train a decision tree classifier on a set of shadow sensitive features to detect ground shadows in consumer-grade photographs.
Next, I met with one of the two chemists in the testing tent, who asked me to place my sample onto a set of very sensitive scales.
The Consistent Robustness Analysis (CRA) developed here aims to identify a set of consistently sensitive parameters, for a range of biologically-reasonable parameter sets, which we term reference parameter sets.
