The phrase "a set of sites" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple locations or web pages that are grouped together for a specific purpose or context.
Example: "The research team analyzed a set of sites to gather data on environmental changes."
Alternatives: "a collection of sites" or "a group of sites".
BuzzFeed said the data came from the BuzzFeed Network, a set of sites reaching 300 million users a month.
"The department has selected Northside Regeneration Ltd as the preferred developer for a proposed comprehensive development of a set of sites in the north of Belfast city centre.
"The purpose of a National Priority List is to establish a set of sites which meet certain criteria in terms of health or environmental risks," Gary King, the manager of the Illinois division of remediation management, said.
A set of sites is specified for that space beforehand.
as seen at the center of for a set of sites located in.
A labeling problem is specified in terms of a set of sites and a set of labels.
The development of forests is influenced by a set of site factors such as precipitation, temperature, soil substrate, or topography.
Each air terminal is assigned an "attractive radius", which is calculated as a function of its height, radius of curvature, location on the structure, structure dimensions, and a set of site, atmospheric and lightning-related parameters.
More detailed studies of AANATA were performed to define the kinetic mechanism and to elaborate a chemical mechanism that is consistent with both the pH rate profiles and data from a set of site-directed mutant enzymes.
The ITC titration data could be best fit to a one-set-of-sites binding model that gave a Kd of ∼40 nM and a stoichiometry of 0.5.
Out of a set of GPS sites, first, three sites (A, B, C) are selected for D1 method.
