The phrase "a series of modules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple components or units that are part of a larger system or structure, often in educational or technical contexts.
Example: "The course consists of a series of modules designed to enhance your understanding of the subject matter."
Alternatives: "a set of modules" or "a collection of modules".
Make your own combinations from a series of modules.
Similarly, the simulated bacterium is a series of modules that mimic the various functions of the cell.
AOL has created a series of modules users can place on their pages, including photo albums, buddy lists and other information about themselves and their interests.
The Air Titan uses compressed air that is pumped from a truck on the apron of the track through hoses into a series of modules that are pulled across the track surface.
Conceived by Shigeru Ban and Jean de Gastines as a series of modules around a central spire, it is flamboyantly capped by an undulating lattice roof structure (made from 11 miles of glue-laminated timber beams) and sheathed in a fiberglass and Teflon membrane that gives the place an otherworldly glow when lit up at night.
Hadoop isn't a single uniform product — it's a framework that includes a series of modules, such as HDFS and MapReduce.
A series of module adaptations for these novels (Shadowdale, Tantras, and Waterdeep) were released in the same year, along with the Hall of Heroes accessory, detailing many of the major characters appearing in Forgotten Realms novels published up through that time.
It is made up of a series of interconnected modules for habitation and banks of solar panels for power.
Even sunlight can manage it in suitable climes.The apparatus itself is a series of plastic modules that act as cells.
Why are you putting that junk in your house?' " WORKS ON THE WATERFRONT IN BROOKLYN A series of rectangular modules fashioned from galvanized steel, acrylic, Douglas fir, glass and plastic currently sits in the lobby of the Whitney Museum of American Art as part of its Biennial.
One, the McDonnell-Douglas "space base", is formed of a series of cylindrical modules.
