The phrase "a set of apis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of application programming interfaces (APIs) that work together or serve a common purpose.
Example: "The software package includes a set of APIs that allow developers to integrate various functionalities into their applications."
Alternatives: "a collection of APIs" or "a group of APIs".
Elsevier provides a set of APIs that allow users to access the content of journals and books published by Elsevier.
Meanwhile, we also implemented a set of APIs to support easy application implementation, including both reliable data streaming and partial reliable messaging.
PayPal Commerce is based around a set of APIs.
The standard defines a set of APIs for creating and manipulating threads.
When launched, Scaled Inference will be based around a set of APIs, three of which will be released at launch.
The first version was essentially a wrapper around a set of APIs that created a standardised gateway to access them.
"We offer a simple set of apis which will let somebody create great financial applications anywhere, anyplace, at any time," according to Raju.
In the set of Apis ESTs that stands for genes putatively shared with all organisms, the majority was classified as having a role in metabolism, and thus can be considered to represent basic functions.
All Drosophila melanogaster genes with the GO term "sequence specific DNA binding" were downloaded from flybase and blasted against all genes in the official gene set of Apis mellifera.
The ANGS, as is in APIS, is organized as a set of areas with similar gas supply and demand characteristics (Fig. 11), linked with a simplified transport system that simulates the natural gas pipeline network.
The Java technologies include: (1) a programming language; (2) a set of programs written in that language, called the "Java class libraries," which expose APIs; (3) a compiler, which translates code written by a developer into "bytecode"; and (4) a Java Virtual Machine ("JVM"), which translates bytecode into instructions to the operating system.
