The phrase "defining a set of indicators" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to explain that you are creating criteria or guidelines to measure, classify, or analyze something. For example: "We set out to create a research project that involved defining a set of indicators for assessing the health of the local ecosystem."
Further, it will be interesting to define a set of indicators that enables the monitoring of community pharmacists' role evolution.
To measure RA disease severity in medical records, we defined a set of indicators of severe RA through an expert Delphi panel of rheumatologists [ 16].
The aim of our study was to define a set of indicators to measure the output and outcome of oncological translational research.
Let us define a set of indicator variables x ji ∈{0,1} to denote whether a given user j is associated to a particular BS i during the τ-th epoch as follows x_{ji} tau) = left{ begin{array}{rl} 1, & quadtext{if user~} j~in mathcal{U}_{T}^{(i }, 0, & quadtext{otherwise}. end{array}right.
To improve the quality of care provided for children and adolescents by defining a set of quality indicators that reflect evidence-based national guidelines and are feasible to audit using routine computerised clinical records.
Proof of concept was also established with regard to defining a set of, initially, nine rate-based quality indicators (referred to here as Nos. 1, 2, ex-3, 5, 6, 7.1b, 9, 10 and 11a) based on clinical parameters primarily derived from the relevant Level-3 guidelines [ 9, 5] and the DKG/DGS (German Cancer Society/German Society of Senology) Requirements of Breast Centres (FAB) [ 3].
We defined a set of quality indicators, six process and three outcome indicators, to evaluate the effect of the intervention in the region.
This analysis can be used to define a set of VFM indicators, with cost-efficiency and cost-effectiveness being just two of these.
Defining a core set of indicators is a hard task.
We define and simulate a set of indicators of performances, resilience, reliability, and vulnerability, so to assess the ability of the water resources systems to absorb changes in the hydrological patterns.
