The phrase "a set of stringent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of strict or demanding criteria, rules, or standards.
Example: "The organization has established a set of stringent guidelines to ensure compliance with safety regulations."
Alternatives: "a series of strict" or "a collection of rigorous".
He agreed to free a sixth under a set of stringent conditions that limit the defendant's movements and ability to communicate.
The Foreign Office minister Lord Ahmad has said the government does want action on the overseas territories but through "friendly cooperation" rather than imposing a set of stringent rules.
Using a set of stringent conditions for positive selection, we identified the top 1% of the genome that is expected to be enriched for genes bearing the signature of positive selection.
The I.M.F., along with the European Commission and the European Central Bank, make up the troika of lenders that have demanded a set of stringent measures from the government in Athens in exchange for two bailouts totaling €250 billion.
The report lays out a set of stringent criteria that would need to be met for approval of any trial of heritable germline editing, and it recommends extensive public engagement in discussions about how to assess its implications before any such trials.
Negotiators from many countries have said that a crucial moment in the path to the Paris accord came last year in the United States, when Mr. Obama enacted the nation's first climate change policy — a set of stringent new Environmental Protection Agency regulations designed to slash greenhouse gas pollution from the nation's coal-fired power plants.
Teachers — who must pass a set of relatively stringent requirements to qualify — in turn are paid between $7 and $11 per half-hour session, depending on experience, attendance and finishing classes.
Thanks to work on potential outcomes and the counterfactual theory of causality stemming from the early ideas of Hume (e.g., Rubin 1974)—a number of quasi-experimental strategies have emerged that (under a set of fairly stringent assumptions) offer the possibility of estimating a causal effect from data that arises from non-experimental research designs.
Therefore, in addition to analyzing the entire dataset, we used a set of more stringent criteria to select the bioluminescence profiles that exhibited more stable and robust circadian oscillations.
Filtering left us with a set of 14 stringent gene duplications.
To overcome this potential limitation, we have developed a set of more stringent curation and inclusion criteria for pathway reactions to generate high-confidence signaling maps.
