The phrase "beyond the set of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate something that is outside or extends past a specified group or collection of things. Example: "The study of quantum mechanics delves beyond the set of classical physics principles."
Beyond the set of SNL, rape jokes, race snark and livid homophobia have made news cycle pariahs of several high-profile comics in just the past couple years, including Daniel Tosh, Tracy Morgan and Chelsea Handler.
There are echoes of St Paul's Cathedral's whispering gallery at one point – if you go just beyond the set of double steps where the wall starts to curve and get someone else to go a bit further along near the steps known as Granny's Teeth, you can have a secret conversation.
But getting to 0.5x would probably stretch beyond the set of assumptions that a reasonable person would agree with.
The largest contact energy beyond the set of 12 contacts just described is 1.6 kJ mol−1.
Linguists need theoretical constructs that capture regularities going beyond the set of actual utterances, and that allow them to predict the properties of novel utterances.
Companies want employees who understand the culture and mechanics behind a corporate environment, but employees who can innovate and think beyond the set of rules will rise to the cream of the crop.
Everything about the scene represents a complicated and understated tension within the black community that extends well-beyond the set of "DWP".
However, none of these papers provides a proof beyond stating that the set of conditional models is compatible [ 16] and are all derived from the specified joint distribution.
Business Beyond Mexico The setting of LGBT Confex in Merida -- and the presence of industry folks from around Mexico -- assured that there would be much talk about that nation's evolution for LGBT travelers and the general public.
Was it enough to leave central banks in emerging markets to their own devices, or did they need international guidance beyond the setting of capital-adequacy standards?
Conclusion: The existence of a natural control population not yet invited for screening provided a unique opportunity to assess whether the benefits of colorectal cancer screening, beyond the setting of a randomised controlled trial, could be detected using routinely collected statistics.
