The phrase "a set of automatic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of automatic items, processes, or systems.
Example: "The factory implemented a set of automatic machines to improve production efficiency."
Alternatives: "a collection of automated" or "a group of automatic systems".
Gore's endorsement of a carbon tax comes at a critical time, with less than 50 days left for Congress to work out a budget deal and avoid triggering a set of automatic tax increases and spending cuts.
A set of automatic line without negative impact to environment for recycling waste PCBs was applied in industry scale.
A 1.8m (6ft) long alligator had to be locked out of a supermarket in Florida after it accessed the building using a set of automatic doors.
These back-ends allow us to check a set of automatic analysis techniques, such as protocol falsification or abstraction-based verification.
In order to create a low-frequency model, a set of automatic horizons was generated, following the same procedure as Pauget et al. (2009).
An aerial evaluation was carried out using a quadcopter unmanned aerial vehicle (QUAV), which is a device equipped with a set of automatic systems.
Subasic et al.[69] present an evaluation scheme of a set of 17 automatic tests in conjunction with the ICAO face image presentation standards for automatic quality assessment.
This is achieved through a set of highly automatic processes [ 4] translating visual information into representations suitable for motor control [ 5, 6].
The automatic and nearly across-the-board spending cuts that lawmakers agreed to last summer in an unsuccessful attempt to force a debt deal in the fall -- part of a larger set of automatic tax increases and spending cuts known as the "fiscal cliff" -- are set to go into effect on Jan . 1
A looming set of automatic budget cuts is set to take effect in January.
In Great Britain, development of a set of procedures utilizing automatic elements, known as the Oxford System, was begun.
