The phrase "a subset of pilot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a smaller group or category that falls within the larger category of "pilot," often in contexts related to research, projects, or studies.
Example: "In our analysis, we focused on a subset of pilot programs that demonstrated significant success in improving community engagement."
Alternatives: "a segment of pilot" or "a portion of pilot".
In this paper, we systematically evaluate the quality of data outside target regions using our exome sequencing data and a subset of the Pilot 3 data from the 1000 Genomes Project [ 12].
Within a subset of the pilot cohort, MRD levels were assessed in paired PB and BM samples from 35 patients utilizing CD160FCA where results were within the quantitative range.
Collectively, a subset of sites piloted a standardized surveillance method for both community- and hospital-onset C. difficile infections, a successful endeavor that resulted in its becoming a core EIP surveillance project (12, 13 ).
Amazon looked at data as a reaction to a controlled subset of pilot episodes while Netflix analyzed organic consumption across its entire platform.
Similarly, a subset of EIP sites piloted a standard method for surveillance for precancerous lesions for cervical cancer, demonstrating that the method was feasible.
Continue the project of implementing a managed print environment across a subset of campus locations to pilot the benefits of an integrated print environment.
Two independent observers evaluated a subset of records in a pilot study.
Also, the internal validation cohort consisted of a convenience sample retrospectively extracted from a subset of wards that coincidentally pilot-tested an electronic nursing history system during different periods after August 2008.
We denote P k = { ( n, k ) | ∀ n } ∩ P as the subset of pilot indexes for a given sub-carrier k.
In a subset of 35 patients from the pilot cohort, assessments of MRD using CD160FCA were performed in paired blood and BM samples prior, during or within 3 months after treatment.
