The phrase "a set of verification" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a set of verifications" or "a verification set." You can use it when referring to multiple methods or processes used to confirm the accuracy or validity of something.
Example: "The team conducted a set of verifications to ensure the data was accurate before proceeding with the analysis."
Alternatives: "a series of verifications" or "a collection of verifications."
We perform a set of verification tests.
A set of verification and illustrative case studies is considered and discussed.
This paper presents a set of verification tests to assist the accurate implementation of flicker measurement in wind turbines.
In order to assess the accuracy of the numerical code developed and the validity of simulation results, a set of verification tests were developed and detailed within this article.
Resolvers are configured with a set of verification keys for specific zones called trust anchors; in particular, all resolvers have the verification key (trust anchor) for the root zone.
A set of public verification information is then generated and stored at the TPA, before the actual file and some verification tags are transmitted to the CSP.
This article includes an extensive set of verification studies on the stability and accuracy of the method, and also features a number of computations with unstructured grids and non-standard geometries.
This framework is based on a set of concepts, proposes verification techniques and is implemented in a platform allowing to complete the current verification toolbox.
This study identified 97 differentially expressed miRNAs and selected a set of ten for verification by quantitative PCR.
These include getting news organizations to meet a set of best practices including verification, having an ethics policy, diversity policy and revealing ownership structure and funding sources.
A typical verification intellectual property (VIP) of a bus protocol such as ARM advanced micro-controller bus architecture (AMBA) or PCI consists of a set of assertions and associated verification aids such as test-benches, design-ware models and coverage metrics.
