The phrase "set of baseline" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to a standard to which something or someone is measured or compared. For example: We conducted a survey to establish a set of baseline data about our customer experiences.
I think the younger generation is going to grow up with a different set of baseline facts.
A comprehensive set of baseline engine data is first presented for two splash-blended gasolines containing ethanol (E10 and E30).
The reported levels constitute a set of baseline values against which the impact of the decommissioning operations of the Vandellós I NPP can be studied.
He pointed as a possible model to the SANS Institute's 20 Critical Security Controls, a set of baseline measures that federal and commercial information security officers came up with under the auspices of the SANS education and research institute.
A second set of baseline measurements was obtained and the sheep then received the combined cyclooxygenase/lipoxygenase inhibitor BW755C, the selective lipoxygenase inhibitor U60257, or the leukotriene receptor antagonist LY171883.
In the meantime, he left the clubhouse to take an ImPACT test, which compares a person's current cognitive reactions with a set of baseline results recorded before the injury.
The balancing properties were also satisfied by using a set of baseline covariates.
A complete set of baseline data is essential to develop a propensity model.
Naturally, outcomes may be more or less specific to this set of baseline assumptions.
Underlying all the simulations in this section is a set of baseline model parameters; see Table 1.
The American Glamping Association will provide resources, information and accreditation for glamping companies that meet a set of baseline standards, so consumers can rest assured (from their king size bed) that they are receiving the experience they expected.
