The phrase "allowable sets of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing groups or categories that are permitted or acceptable within a certain context or framework.
Example: "The allowable sets of data for this experiment must adhere to the established guidelines."
Alternatives: "permissible groups of" or "acceptable categories of".
This difficulty is addressed by partitioning the allowable set of bid profiles according to the total desired energy over the entire horizon.
This difficulty is addressed by partitioning the allowable set of bid profiles based on the total desired energy over the entire horizon.
This algorithm not only dramatically reduces the on-line computation but also significantly enlarges the size of the allowable set of initial conditions.
In this paper, we propose a different strategy, where CVs are selected as linear combinations of measurements to minimize local average loss, while ensuring that all the constraints are satisfied over the allowable set of disturbances.
In this work, we propose a different strategy, where CVs are selected as linear combinations of measurements to minimize the local average loss, while ensuring that all the constraints are satisfied over the allowable set of disturbances and implementation errors.
In the SDVRPSTW a fleet of vehicles must deliver goods to their allowable set of customers, preferably in their time windows while the capacity constraints of the vehicles must be respected.
Raise the input one control until you reach the maximum allowable setting on your meter.
Some of these limitations can be alleviated by considering an input-state-output system description and sets of allowable initial conditions and input signals.
CDEs are "data elements that are collected and stored uniformly across institutions and studies and are defined in a data dictionary", essentially representing predefined questions and the sets of allowable answers to those questions.
The method of comparison theorems is employed to obtain domains of allowable perturbations for chemically reacting systems governed by sets of parabolic partial differential equations.
