The phrase "a set of designs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple design concepts or variations that are grouped together.
Example: "The architect presented a set of designs for the new community center, showcasing different styles and layouts."
Alternatives: "a collection of designs" or "a group of designs."
The project follows a set of designs that were recently developed via a 250 nm CMOS technology for LHC experiments.
The results of each optimization are delineated by a set of designs using three dimensional Pareto-optimal fronts.
Engineering design is typically a complex process that involves finding a set of designs satisfying various performance criteria.
In all cases we recommend identifying a set of designs with good statistical properties but different potential costs to choose from.
The problem of designing laminated plates, which consists of finding a set of designs that give the plate the stiffness characteristics required is investigated.
The main drawback of such procedures is the added computational cost associated with the need to evaluate a set of designs by performing multiple finite element analyses.
It then presents a set of design patterns to help VE designers solve recurrent design problems.
From a set of design options, Mr. Adams selected operable windows on four sides and sliding glass doors.
At Battery Park City, the public authority produced the basic infrastructure, a master plan, and a set of design guidelines to be followed by the architects of individual buildings.
Wi-Fi covers a set of design rules formally known as 802.11, which were developed by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, a nonprofit group.
The Chinese merchants were charged, among other things, with violating a set of design restrictions issued in 1975 by the New York City Department of City Planning.
