The phrase "a set of basic services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of essential services provided in a particular context, such as in business, healthcare, or community support.
Example: "The organization offers a set of basic services to assist low-income families in accessing food, housing, and healthcare."
Alternatives: "a collection of essential services" or "a range of fundamental services."
Users, agents, and active documents can interoperate using a set of basic services for communication and synchronization.
Speaking at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, he said a "set of basic services" should be available to all.
The remainder of this article details the methods used to determine energy and power overheads of a set of basic services of the embedded OS: scheduling, context switch and inter-process communication.
Each vendor provides a similar set of basic services, then differentiates itself based on what it builds on top.
In an unusually pugnacious appeal in the mass-circulation Times of India, the Facebook founder forcefully defended introducing his Free Basics service, "a set of basic internet services for education, healthcare, jobs and communication that people can use without paying for data".
In fact, many fear that Microsoft's Passport web-authentication utility, combined with its.NET myServices, a set of basic web services, will one day become a monopoly like Windows.
The Android app and mobile site offers free access to a set of "basic" Internet services like Wikipedia, Google search, Facebook, Facebook Messenger, as well as local resources about human rights, women's rights, and civic engagement.
While many of the determinants of health lie outside the bounds of the health system, epidemiological and historical evidence support the crucial role of a set of basic health services in reducing child and maternal mortality and the burden of infectious diseases in developing countries [ 4, 5].
The platform itself offers a set of basic tools for free, but larger companies pay for premium upgrades on a SaaS (software-as-a-service) basis.
A second example is the previously-mentioned World Development Report of 1993, whose pioneering effort in priority-setting, identifying a highly effective package of basic services at very low cost, is said to have been among the influences on Bill Gates in choosing international public health as the target of philanthropy.
