The phrase "a set of synchronous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items or events that occur at the same time or in a coordinated manner.
Example: "The project requires a set of synchronous activities to ensure that all team members are aligned in their efforts."
Alternatives: "a group of simultaneous" or "a collection of concurrent".
We examine a problem arising in the assignment of telecommunication traffic to a set of synchronous optical network (SONET) rings.
We applied linked read sequencing of whole genomes to the analysis of a set of synchronous metastatic diffuse gastric cancers that occurred in the same individual.When comparing metastatic sites, our analysis implicated a complex somatic rearrangement that was present in the metastatic tumor.
The DMN comprises a set of synchronous brain regions such as the medial prefrontal and posterior cingulate cortices that are active at rest and deactivated during task performance [10].
The second set (CRC2) comprised 172 samples from a set of 49 patients presenting with synchronous adenoma and invasive carcinoma.
If a set of adversaries detect a transmitter in a synchronous manner, they may be able to compute the transmitter's position with localization algorithms.
In our model, a component consists of a set of concurrent real-time threads that communicate by means of synchronous and asynchronous operations.
The presence of a high degree of cross-correlation between the synchronous time evolution of a set of equity returns is a well known empirical fact [6] [8].
An attractor can be a steady state (a fixed point that the network never leaves), or a limit cycle (a set of states through which the system cycles, deterministically for synchronous update schemes or probabilistically for stochastic asynchronous update schemes).
The paper reports on a set of experiments undertaken with students when engaged in online authentic synchronous learning activities.
We have analysed a unique tumour set of fourteen primary breast cancer tumours with matched synchronous axillary lymph node metastases and a set of nine primary tumours with, later developed, matched distant metastases from different sites in the body.
To analyse whether PRL-3 overexpression was mainly a metastasis-specific event or was already present at significant levels in primaries, we analysed a set of 27 matched triplets of normal colonic mucosa/primary tumour/LM (22 synchronous, five metachronous).
