The phrase "a collection of predefined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a set of items, rules, or elements that have been established in advance.
Example: "The software includes a collection of predefined templates that users can choose from to create their documents."
Alternatives: "a set of predefined" or "an assortment of predefined".
The server provides collaboration and data services to electromechanical objects via a collection of predefined Web Services.
CAM identifies potential issues related to three out of the four coherence dimensions discussed earlier and selects the appropriate feedback from a collection of predefined coherence suggestions.
rLOADEST provides both a collection of predefined models that can be selected based on the 'best fit' with the data, and the ability for the user to define a unique model form.
Each DCT band is independently quantized using a collection of predefined quantization matrices (QMs) [26], where the DC and the AC bands are quantized with a uniform and double-deadzone scalar quantizer, respectively.
In turn, MDWeb, a web-based interface, provides a user-friendly bench where user can check for the quality of the input structure, tailor their own setup protocols, or use a collection of predefined ones.
A pathway notation scheme is a collection of predefined symbols (shapes, lines, figures) that represent the constituent parts of a graphical system for depicting the components of a biological pathway, the interactions between them and the cellular compartments in which they occur.
A system is a collection of things that interact to achieve a predefined common purpose.
The algorithm behind the visual clustering interface in TB Mobile performs a simple 2D embedding of a collection of molecules, then dynamically repositions them based on predefined tethers.
CoRA It contains a collection of research articles in computer science domain with predefined research topic labels which are used as the ground-truth labels for each node.
The GVRP is the problem of designing optimal delivery or collection routes from a given depot to a number of predefined, mutually exclusive and exhaustive node-sets (clusters) which includes exactly one node from each cluster, subject to capacity restrictions.
Our large sample collection enabled us to also examine MBL2 genotype associations with survival in a number of predefined homogeneous subgroups, including younger age groups, UK patients only, patients with CAP, those with pneumococcal pneumonia, and patients with peritonitis.
