The phrase "a series of protocols" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple established procedures or rules that are followed in a specific context, such as technology, research, or organizational processes.
Example: "The research team implemented a series of protocols to ensure the accuracy and reliability of their data collection."
Alternatives: "a set of protocols" or "a collection of protocols."
This chapter presents a case study in which a series of protocols was used to identify mold-related problems in a school building complex.
In this study, we describe testing of a series of protocols that enabled us to develop a novel optimized strategy for the enrichment and solubilization of ECM components.
We describe a series of protocols designed to dissect the natural genetic transformability of individual bacterial strains under conditions that progress from standard in vitro conditions to purely in situ, or natural, conditions.
A 3-day cardiac surgery advanced life support course was designed with a series of protocols to manage critically ill cardiac surgical patients and patients who suffer a cardiac arrest.
A series of "protocols of drug experiments," written by himself and his co-participants between 1927 and 1934, together with short prose pieces that he published during his lifetime, On Hashish provides a peculiarly intimate portrait of Benjamin, venturesome as ever at the end of the Weimar Republic, and of his unique form of thought.
With little direction from Congress, the provost marshal general, James B. Fry, created a series of protocols for his men, hired a staff, selected the three members of each local draft board, conducted a nationwide census of military-age men and had his agency conscripting within three months.
There are a series of protocol steps to be followed in the preparation of samples for next-generation sequencing.
The BIR-TAB SDRF file links the derived raw and processed data files to original biological samples through a series of protocol steps.
Single-channel activities were examined using a ramp voltage protocol from −100 to 100 mV, or a series of step protocols to the given applied voltages (−60, −40, −20, 0, 20, 40 or 60 mV).
Individual explants were subjected to a series of compression protocols, so that effects of loading on solute desorption could be observed directly.
These membranes were subsequently characterized by a series of standard protocols in terms of membrane structure, permeability and salt rejection, and were utilized in FO process.
