The phrase "a set of vulnerability" is not correct in English.
It should be "a set of vulnerabilities." You can use it when referring to multiple weaknesses or flaws in a system, process, or individual.
Example: "The security audit revealed a set of vulnerabilities that need to be addressed immediately."
Alternatives: "a collection of vulnerabilities" or "a group of vulnerabilities."
Detailed and high resolution exposure databases were used for the building stock and infrastructure of the city together with a set of vulnerability functions for each of the perils considered.
Detailed and high-resolution exposure databases were used for the building stock and infrastructure of Manizales, together with a set of vulnerability functions for each of the considered perils.
After identifying the structural characteristics of each element included in both exposure databases, a set of vulnerability functions was developed in terms of different seismic hazard intensity measures (for example, spectral acceleration, and peak ground velocity), to be assigned later to each element.
In contrast, the epidemiologic literature uses observed individual-level health outcome data to determine the relative increase in risk due to a set of vulnerability characteristics.
These variables are believed to be conceptually connected, with perceptions of uncontrollability, unpredictability, dangerousness, and disgustingness comprising a set of vulnerability cognitions which are central to the etiology of fear for a given stimulus.
These studies typically map physical determinants of heat risk (e.g., temperature exposure and duration) (Kershaw and Millward 2012), a set of vulnerability characteristics that are expected to contribute to heat-related morbidity or mortality based on prior epidemiology studies (Reid et al. 2009), or both (Buscail et al. 2012).
These theologically and politically heretical developments are at the heart of Bacon's most significant polemical purpose here: to defend his project against a set of vulnerabilities historically associated with natural philosophy's reception by Christianity, vulnerabilities heightened by Bacon's apocalyptic framework and its susceptibility to being paralleled with these disruptive eschatologies.
Recently, a set of 48 vulnerability (more specifically capacity and fragility) functions, custom developed as well as adapted from the literature, were associated with major building typologies in Romania and enabled implementation of a near real-time system for estimating Seismic Damage in Romania SeisDaRo (Toma-Danila et al. 2015b).
Women involved in CJ systems thus experience a set of unique vulnerabilities.
DepShield offers the 28 million developers using GitHub access to a baseline level of protection by identifying a set of known vulnerabilities in their applications before they make them public.
IOActive's research focuses specifically on a set of unpatched vulnerabilities affecting the UR line of robots, made by Universal Robots, including "authentication issues in many of the control protocols, susceptibility to physical attacks, memory corruption vulnerabilities, and insecure communication transport".
