"respective sets of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means different sets that belong to different individuals or groups. You can use it when you want to specify that there are multiple sets that belong to different people or things. Example: The teacher handed out the respective sets of worksheets to the students. This sentence means that the teacher gave each student a different set of worksheets, tailored to their individual needs or abilities.
Variation in the size of the UCP2 effect is probably due to differences in experimental design, particularly with respect to glucose starvation before the respective sets of measurements (see Experimental procedures).
American and European accountants are championing their respective sets of rules as the world's single accounting language.
Concerns about violence between respective sets of Ultras dominated the intense buil-up to the final, since fans have a history of clashing ahead of Serie A matches.
The difference, of course, is the number of trophies won or likely to be won by the respective sets of youngsters.
Bad feeling between their respective sets of supporters had been inflamed six weeks earlier when Ferrari, Lauda's team, protested against Hunt's win in Spain on the grounds that his McLaren was 18mm wider than the regulations allowed.
Each group performed a trial with each method (treatment) to check the two respective sets of the model in a specified sequence.
Separate SNP sets were built for brown and white layers, respectively, in which SNPs that were monomorphic in the respective set of individuals were removed.
Also, the reactants and products are subjected to their respective set of property constraints.
Thus, we added a second order polynomial function of the covariate season to the respective set of candidate GLMMs.
In Fig. 3 we show a vertical cross-section of four formations and their respective set of prisms.
Only the dominant properties of the product molecules could be optimized such that each product molecule was subjected to its respective set of property constraints.
