The phrase "a set of conceptual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or grouping of ideas or theories that are abstract in nature.
Example: "The researchers developed a set of conceptual frameworks to better understand the complexities of human behavior."
Alternatives: "a collection of ideas" or "a group of theories".
This uncertainty can be reduced, by making producibility analyses of a set of conceptual product variants.
Piece by piece, the show feels cool and abstruse, like a set of conceptual locks to be picked.
Develops a set of conceptual frameworks and tools, and applies them to particular investments and investment strategies chosen from a broad array of companies, securities, and institutional contexts.
The equations that characterize the behaviour of the most important support types are given together with a set of conceptual interaction schemes.
The objective of this approach is to create applications from a set of conceptual models, and especially from a collection of models.
Sometimes the rules are strict and rigidly constraining, sometimes they're loose and require interpretation - no more or less than a score by Mozart, or a set of conceptual instructions from John Cage, Yoko Ono or Sol Le Witt".
I begin by examining a set of fundamental conceptual issues, especially the ways in which the analytical ambiguities surrounding technology transfer concepts affect research and theory.
My work uses comparative and historical methods to challenge a set of key conceptual oppositions in classical sociological theory: authoritarianism and democracy, revolution and counter-revolution, and state and society.
However, these technical problems are closely related to a set of daunting conceptual difficulties, of interest to both physicists and philosophers.
However, they just applied their approach in a set of simple conceptual black oil reservoir models with a single producing horizontal well.
In order to focus on what we perceive to be some of the most influential over the years, we describe a set of main conceptual underpinnings which have guided traditions: STS theory, quality management, cognitive systems engineering, experimental psychology, human factors and safety engineering, and systems safety.
