The phrase "a set of customizable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or options that can be modified or tailored to individual preferences.
Example: "The software offers a set of customizable features that allow users to personalize their experience."
Alternatives: "a collection of adjustable" or "a range of modifiable".
Existing BDI architectures are typically composed of a set of customizable components that are composed in a reasoning cycle.
SPS 2001 is essentially based on the digital dashboard architecture and provides a set of customizable dashboards designed to act as a collaborative Web portal for a company's intranet.
The company offers what it calls a bidder-as-a-service — a set of customizable technologies that allows customers to participate in real-time bidding for ad inventory.
You're given a set of customizable tiles that can be edited to show common functions, like calling, texting, or sending GIFs, or to show your favorite contacts.
It lets you modify a total of 23 artworks with a set of customizable icons and then save and share the remixes with friends.
When you click Start, you get the familiar looking menu, but you also get a set of customizable live tiles for your viewing pleasure (assuming you want anything to do with them).
Indeed, the hypervisor model allows users to integrate any cloud brokering policy to manage a set of fully customizable VMs, so an iCanCloud user can fully customize different brokering policies.
A set of (heavily customizable and constantly upgradeable) wheels comes his way via an encounter with a supporting protagonist, the borderline insane "blackfinger" Chumbucket (he's a mechanic), and the pair take the Magnum Opus on a wild ride across a landscape once only traversable by something that floated.
Finally, today Custom Search is also rolling out a new set of customizable templates, which let users easily specify how their search results should appear on the page with respect to both layout and theme.
AcePerl (Stein and Thierry-Mieg, 1998) and AceBrowser, a set of Perl-CGI scripts, provided a customizable and straightforward browsable interface to MatrixDB.
A system configuration (mathbb {C}) of a video surveillance processing chain can be defined as a set of connected and running components, each one customizable with a set of parameters, and these components can be removed, added or replaced from the system assembly at runtime, as long as they meet interface requirements.
