The phrase "a set of concepts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of ideas or principles that are related to a particular subject or field.
Example: "In our discussion, we will explore a set of concepts that underpin modern psychology."
Alternatives: "a collection of ideas" or "a group of principles."
Provides a set of concepts and frameworks for formulating and implementing business strategy.
EduAnalysis indexes each programming exam question to a set of concepts based on the ontology.
Second, we provide a set of concepts that helps in interpreting HTN planners from the aspect of their search space.
The dynamic approach proposes a set of concepts with the help of which autonomous systems can be specified and designed.
The proposed method employs and combines a set of concepts such as buffer growing, Voronoi diagrams, triangulation, and geometric measurements.
Our domain is physical-chemical-biological systems, processes that we describe with a set of concepts or principles.
This paper presents a set of concepts (property model, granularity and stratification concepts) and a language of property description called LUSP (Unified Language of Specification of Properties).
Specifically, PriS provides a set of concepts for modelling privacy requirements in the organisation domain and a systematic way-of-working for translating these requirements into system models.
A set of concepts are provided that characterize salient aspects of the user experience involved in sensing together with a discussion of the core properties of sensor technologies.
This framework is based on a set of concepts, proposes verification techniques and is implemented in a platform allowing to complete the current verification toolbox.
This paper introduces a set of concepts, methods and tools of an innovative Hybrid Process Management approach validated by a real world business case in the automotive industry.
