The phrase "a substitute on a set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical contexts, particularly in discussions about functions, sets, or elements within a set.
Example: "In this problem, we need to find a substitute on a set that can replace the missing element."
Alternatives: "an element in a set" or "a replacement within a set".
Real Madrid are a further point adrift after beating Valencia 2-1 on Saturday, David Beckham returning from injury as a substitute to set up Sergio Ramos's decisive goal.
For many would-be diarists, the annual inserts serve as a substitute journal, often filed on a bookshelf like a set of 19th-century memoirs.
A gadget substitute on a gadget website?
It has been reported that permutation based estimates could be a poor substitute for testing a classier on an independent set of real gene expression data.
The resulting set is a substitute set for in this new scheme and not an estimate.
Dennis Bergkamp scored his final goal for Arsenal against West Bromwich Albion in a 3 1 win; he came on as a substitute in the second half to set up Pirès to score the winning goal, moments after Nigel Quashie had levelled the scoreline.
In order to balance recall and precision while identifying cross-hybridizing probes for which the target gene requires a substitute SSP on the H&M Array, the optimal set of BLAST predictions (length of the alignments and the number of mismatches), are determined using the ideal F-Score while systematically varying each parameter independently (Additional file 1 - Supp. Figure S2).
An article in Science Times on Nov. 23 about technology that substitutes one set of sensory information for another in the brain, helping people who have lost a sense like vision or touch, misstated the term for a device in aircraft that lets a pilot feel the movement of the plane without looking at instruments.
Bergkamp himself came on as a second-half substitute and set up the winning Pirès goal moments after Nigel Quashie had levelled the scoreline.
