The phrase "a set of systematic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of organized methods, processes, or approaches in a particular context.
Example: "The researchers developed a set of systematic procedures to ensure the accuracy of their experiments."
Alternatives: "a collection of organized" or "a series of structured".
The operational model involves several processes running in the background at specified times and executing a set of systematic steps.
A set of systematic steps for parametric identification/optimization and evaluation of the Wiener printer model is proposed.
A set of systematic computations with varying water depths and drift angles are then carried out to study the viscous flow around the model drifting in shallow water.
Multicriteria analysis (MCA) is a set of systematic procedures for designing, evaluating, and selecting decision alternatives on the basis of conflicting and incommensurate criteria.
In order to determine the performance and the upper limits of scalability, we have conducted and present here a set of systematic test evaluations of our implementation.
The present paper delineates a set of systematic procedures for finite element model calibration and parametric evaluation that enable robust simulation of the device CAR1 under quasi-static cyclic loading using explicit time-stepping dynamic analysis procedure.
We had the comprehensive population-based data from the Finnish Cancer registry and the Finnish prostate screening trial with detailed information on prostate cancer grade and stage, and were able to evaluate prostate cancer risk among NSAID users in a setting of systematic screening, which reduces surveillance bias.
A set of more systematic experiments shows that PLCG usually discovers significantly simpler theories than more direct approaches to rule learning (including the state-of-the-art learning algorithm Ripper), while striking a compromise between coverage and precision.
To develop this framework, a combination of different computational tools, such as, property prediction packages, modelling tools, simulation engines, solvent selection software, etc, are necessary together with a set of established systematic work-flow and data-flow for various types of design problems.
We seek to refine a set of established systematic hypotheses by integrating across molecular and morphological data sets.
The guide uses a set of predefined systematic criteria for each step in the process of collecting and summarizing data.
