The phrase "associated set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or collection of items, concepts, or elements that are linked or related in some way.
Example: "The study examined the associated set of variables that influence consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "related group of" or "connected collection of".
Locations and edges have an associated set of clock constraints called invariants and guards, respectively.
An associated set of new approaches, including underpinning theories, human factors, pedagogies, design and evaluation strategies, etc., for teaching and learning in this environment needs to be developed.
Each of five mortality scenarios had an associated set of combustion factors that were applied to pre-fire surface carbon pools (fine woody debris, coarse woody debris, litter and duff) to differentiate between the impact of less and more severe wildfire on stand carbon storage (see Additional file 1 for rates).
At the end of August, she gave a speech dedicated to denouncing the "alt right"—a loosely associated set of white people who love Trump and embrace white-nationalist views that most Republicans would reject.
Pathway analysis of transcription data indicated the functionally associated set of genes most differentially regulated in the cardiac muscle were those of the mitochondrial ETC (Figure 2A).
The topology of a phylogenetic tree t can therefore be uniquely specified via the associated set of compatible splits, which is denoted by S t).
Correlation matrixes for all predictors included in the regression analyses were constructed to avoid inclusion of significantly associated sets of predictors and to limit the risk of colinearity.
Continuing with \eqref{Eexample}, consider the following associated set \(E\) of equations.
Change in the age at menarche is one of the life history-associated set of mechanisms that shows plasticity due to environmental modulation (see Box 2, Pathway 2).
This associated a set of pathway activities with a phenotype.
We associate a set of intermediate level categories to each concept, which is already associated with each sentence, based on our previous work ([Nicoletti et al. 2013a]).
