The phrase "a series of tutorials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple instructional sessions or lessons on a particular subject.
Example: "The course consists of a series of tutorials designed to help beginners understand the basics of programming."
Alternatives: "a collection of tutorials" or "a set of tutorials".
Foldit begins with a series of tutorials in which the player controls proteinlike structures on a computer display.
As a result, Mr. Bush did some travel out of the state, worked on fund-raising, and undertook a series of tutorials to learn more about federal and foreign policy.
In six days, Mrs. Clinton and 11 other freshmen senators will descend on the Capitol for a series of tutorials, photograph sessions, lunches and tours through the maze-like back rooms of the Senate and its attendant office buildings.
A.R. Gurney resurrects the culture clash over dead white males in his latest play, "Office Hours," a wispy but congenial comedy structured as a series of tutorials tied to classical literature's greatest hits.
This is done, in part, through a series of tutorials, workshops, and training programs for postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, and undergraduates.
Instead of relying on its users to go out and buy O'Reilly books on Flash development, the two-year-old startup has put together a series of tutorials for a new section of its site called Kongregate Labs.
A series of tutorial screens walk you through orienting the ball — teaching it which way is forward.
EA set up a new Web site, Interactive Training, that has a series of tutorial videos that explain the basics of the game to youngsters.
The current paper is the second in a series of tutorial-type manuscripts intended to discuss and clarify aspects related to key methodological issues in the design and analysis of clinical trials.
This is the second in a series of tutorial-type manuscripts intended to discuss and clarify aspects related to some key methodological issues in the design and analysis of clinical trials.
The PCA have compiled a series of online tutorials, called "Mind Matters", to which Trescothick has contributed freely.
