The phrase "and specific set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular group or collection of items, characteristics, or criteria that are defined or identified.
Example: "The project requires a detailed analysis of the data and specific set of parameters to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "and particular group of" or "and defined collection of".
Breast cancers vary by their origin and specific set of genetic lesions, which gives rise to distinct phenotypes and differential response to targeted and untargeted chemotherapies.
Dissertation Prospectus Sociology and social policy students develop a dissertation prospectus of twenty thirty pages in length, which should state clearly the objectives of the study and specific set of questions to be explored, review the relevant literature, and indicate the ways in which the student intends to make a contribution to existing ideas on the subject.
Each technique provides a unique and specific set of information.
While Brown did many things right with his estate planning -- creating a detailed and specific set of documents and a prenuptial agreement when he wed Hynie -- he still could have done more.
For present purposes we will use 'economic rationality' as a strictly technical, not normative, term to refer to a narrow and specific set of restrictions on preferences that are shared by von Neumann and Morgenstern's original version of game theory, and RPT.
Pulse surveys are quick and frequently deployed questionnaires that ask a direct and specific set of questions.
Validation (proof in use) of at least the diagnostic part of the questionnaire is highly desirable in the language and specific setting of the study.
These results indicate that GmGT-2A and GmGT-2B confer stress tolerance through regulation of a common set of genes and specific sets of genes.
It is only at the periphery that we see strong associations between head morphology and specific sets of feeding habits (Figure 3).
