The phrase "a collection of experimental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or assortment of experimental items, studies, or works in a specific context, such as research or art.
Example: "The museum features a collection of experimental art pieces that challenge traditional forms."
Alternatives: "a set of experimental" or "an assortment of experimental".
But it is currently playing host to a collection of experimental spy robots.
A collection of experimental studies involving interval information granules is reported demonstrating the main features of the proposed approach.
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This has led to a methodology for computing SSH effect in HEAs, where the results have successfully been compared with a collection of experimental data from the literature.
Given a collection of experimental (mass spectrometry) data from several chemical molecules the computer program described here separates the molecules into "well-behaved" subclasses and selects from the space of all explanatory processes the "characteristic" processes for each subclass.
With its conventional, linear narrative, this novel represents a stark stylistic departure from Greenman's previous seven books — most notably "Superbad" (2001), a collection of experimental short fiction, and "Celebrity Chekhov" (2010), which plugged today's stars into classic Russian stories.
A collection of 729 experimental data points were gathered from the previously public shed literatures.
A collection of 465 experimental data points were assembled from the literatures.
This summer, London's Somerset House hosted Now Play This, a collection of innovative experimental games and installations, beautifully curated and housed within a disused wing of the grand building.
It is from the second book of Busoni's "An die Jugend," a collection of short, experimental pieces derived from works by other composers (Liszt and Mozart as well as Bach).
His passion for collecting African works, like ritual helmet-masks worn by Sande women, stemmed from an attraction to the formal beauty of African traditions from regions surrounding the Ivory Coast, and has evolved into a collection of more experimental sculptures from regions of Nigeria, Cameroon, Gabon, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
