The phrase "a set of dashboards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of dashboards, typically in the context of data visualization or reporting tools.
Example: "The project manager reviewed a set of dashboards to analyze the team's performance metrics over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a collection of dashboards" or "a group of dashboards".
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.
Yelp for Business Owners: Yelp introduced a new set of dashboard metrics to make Yelp's business owner accounts even more insightful.
The rest was devoted to fiddling with a small television mounted in the dashboard, examining a set of complicated topographical maps, and talking into one of two radio transmitters in the car.
The display offers a set of gauges similar to a car's dashboard.
A part of this database has been utilized to build an executive dashboard composed by a set of performance indicators suitable to measure the effectiveness and the efficiency of the MRF operations.
As we have noted before, Kobalt's basic business proposition is to provide a set of big-data-based tools (and a dashboard to use them all) to the music industry so that it can collect royalties across the fragmented but very popular music market.
The semi-structured individual interviews [ 15] were organised around a set of open-ended questions about their experience with the dashboard and/or PICS.
Drawing on Clark and Brennan influential Common Ground theory, we designed a Debate Dashboard, which augmented a CCSAV tool with a set of widgets that deliver meta-information about participants and the interaction process.
An index page listing a set of public DSSTox registered chemical lists is accessed via the top banner menu "Lists" link on the Dashboard [127].
Microsoft's [dashboard] is based on a set of seven factors.
