The phrase "a set of artifacts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items that are considered artifacts, often in contexts like archaeology, museums, or digital collections.
Example: "The museum displayed a set of artifacts from the ancient civilization, showcasing their daily life and culture."
Alternatives: "a collection of artifacts" or "a group of artifacts".
All of the things that history has left behind as a set of artifacts -- geology, paleontology, architecture -- interest me.
Design space represents a domain knowledge related to the design of a set of artifacts that have the same main functional characteristics, but these artifacts have various other functional and structural features.
VCIA offers a set of artifacts and methods articulated to support the design process in its different stages and activities: from the identification of stakeholders and their values, to the organization of requirements and the evaluation of the designed solution.
In[133], a set of artifacts, namely, blocking, ringing, truncation of the number of bits for image values, and noise is combined with a set of features including contrast and sharpness for designing a video quality prediction method.
A set of spatial artifacts has been combined with some spatial image features to estimate perceptual image quality in[126].
At El Tebernal, a set of lithic artifacts was found associated with a paleosol (lower paleosol) and buried by an upper paleosol and a modern soil.
"Chinese Zodiac 2012," about a man who searches the world for a set of mystical artifacts, is set to hit theaters in China on Dec. 20.
Now Republicans in the House of Representatives are basically doing the same thing, except instead of a mystical set of artifacts it's a healthcare plan.
A methodology consists of a collection of systematic procedures or guidelines used to produce an intended set of artifacts (e.g., documents, models and code) to represent the different elements of a target application domain.
The cast of the M*A*S*H television show buried a set of tapes and artifacts somewhere on the 20th Century Fox parking lot in Hollywood in 1983.
Our findings indicate that building and deploying resilient and reliable critical services is an achievable goal through a set of system design artifacts based on well-established concepts in the fields of security and dependability.
