The phrase "a set of analytical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of analytical tools, methods, or frameworks in various contexts, such as research, data analysis, or problem-solving.
Example: "In our study, we employed a set of analytical techniques to evaluate the data collected from the surveys."
Alternatives: "a collection of analytical" or "a group of analytical".
It gives students a set of analytical skills and writing skills".
"Now we are asking them to anticipate and prevent," he said, "and that requires a set of analytical capabilities that these agencies have some of, but need to take to a new level".
In order to unveil the secrets of its production we used a set of analytical methods.
The company has unveiled a new music video platform and a set of analytical tools for musicians and record labels.
Nonetheless, sex-gender as a set of analytical categories continues to guide feminist thought, albeit in troubled and troubling ways.
Of course, you start where you can and build from there, but building a set of analytical tools that can fit into an array of new products is what helps turn a lot of startups into multi-billion dollar companies.
This paper presents a set of semi-analytical solutions and analytical moments for two-dimensional lumped kinetic model (LKM) describing non-equilibrium solute transport through a chromatographic column of cylindrical geometry.
He believed himself to possess a set of basic analytical tools for operating upon a work of art.
PASS is a set of simple analytical equations that allow assessing at different levels of analysis the egress system performance without simulating the evacuation process.
Since such modelling approach and optimization process are time-consuming, a set of simple analytical equations is developed so as to easily predict the optimal performance of the ORC systems.
NVIVO software enables multilevel coding of text against a set of predetermined analytical categories.
