The phrase "a series of tools" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to multiple tools that are grouped together for a specific purpose or function.
Example: "The workshop provided a series of tools necessary for woodworking projects."
Alternatives: "a set of tools" or "a collection of tools."
A series of tools for validation, closed-loop analysis, and tuning is developed and shown.
A series of tools were created and adopted by the cardiac team, to achieve information resonance.
Viégas and Wattenberg previously developed a series of tools to elucidate the behavior of complex and abstract machine-learning models.
The Bookworm-arXiv interface is the latest in a series of tools developed by the Cultural Observatory.
Along the way, Mr. Raman built a series of tools to help him take advantage of objects or technologies that were not designed with blind users in mind.
This new capability prompted the development of a series of tools and techniques to track heliospheric structures through space.
After thorough examination of various tool paths, the surface was most successfully produced by forming an intermediate shape followed by a series of tool paths.
The TE group had previously participated in a series of tool-use experiments and revealed that, when selecting a tool, they used featurally relevant dimensions (e.g. shape, material, orientation) over featurally irrelevant dimensions (e.g. colour).
And most of the time, pharmacogenomics is one of a series of tools--albeit a crucial one--that researchers use to investigate how patients respond to drugs, and the mechanisms of drugs and drug interactions.
During a typical study of multisensory integration and tool use, human neuropsychological patients or healthy participants hold a tool in their hand and perform a series of tool use actions.
Importantly, these rooks already had experience of dropping stones into tubes to collapse a platform and obtain a reward, as part of a series of tool-use tasks.
