The phrase "and stringent set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection of rules, standards, or requirements that are strict or demanding.
Example: "The organization implemented a new policy that includes a stringent set of guidelines for employee conduct."
Alternatives: "and strict collection of" or "and rigorous set of".
Flying within or from Europe Even if you're not a citizen of the European Union, a completely different (and more stringent) set of passenger rights applies.
We then identified a set of 784 regions showing the strongest overall binding, excluded peaks overlapping promoters and coding regions, and obtained a stringent set of 588 likely blastoderm enhancers in introns and intergenic regions.
Government's access to that data must be determined, in turn, by a separate and much more stringent set of laws born of the principles set forth in the Bill of Rights and built with the knowledge that government has the means to use our information against us, in secret.
Here we report the genome-wide characterization of cleavage stage embryonic lncRNAs, and define a stringent set of 3492 (5,563 transcripts) novel lncRNA genes from single-cell RNA-seq data of mouse cleavage stage embryos.
Similarly, the draft EIR recognized the significance of impacts of residential industrial noise conflicts and required a stringent set of new regulations to avoid conflicts associated with mixed-use planning, potentially preventing business displacement.
Students must apply for admission to the college and meet a more stringent set of standards to graduate from it.
It is also the organization responsible for making sure people like the Rosaires adequately house their beasties and adhere to a stringent set of codes (all of which the family surpasses).
Since our study was based on the analysis of only six ovarian cancer patients and we employed a stringent set of filtering criteria, our results likely constitute a relatively conservative estimate of SVs that may be associated with OC.
Furthermore, to understand in an unbiased way whether the differentially expressed genes are significantly related to specific gene ontologies and to specific cellular pathways, we analyzed (using the Database for Annotation, Visualization and Integrated Discovery, DAVID) a stringent set of differentially expressed genes (false discovery rate (FDR) < 0.0004; see Fig 2A, blue dots).
And it has accepted what looks like a stringent set of safeguards and restrictions.
