The phrase "a set of digital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of digital items, such as files, tools, or resources.
Example: "We have created a set of digital resources to help students with their online learning."
Alternatives: "a collection of digital" or "a group of digital".
This is not pure club music, but a set of digital pop songs with meaningful lyrics.
All it took, he said, was a set of digital calipers and a little high-school geometry.
His apartment has an elaborate stereo system and a set of digital clocks, which he built mostly by himself.
In March Mario Monti's government announced it would sell a set of digital terrestrial television frequencies for as much money as it could raise.
Ben then places his cafetière, or French press, on a set of digital scales and weighs out his freshly ground coffee and hot water (not boiling – the heat overpowers the coffee).
Our annotation model is a set of digital artefacts, which have a semantic dimension.
The company has developed an interactive channel guide and a set of digital-cable tools called the Microsoft TV Foundation that lets cable operators upgrade services without swapping out cable boxes.
The process of signal integration, which contributes to the regulation of multiple cellular activities, can be described in a digital language by a set of connected digital operations.
The terms of the donation call for the company to catalog the spots, convert them to digital formats and give the library the originals and a set of cataloged digital tapes; Coca-Cola will retain a set of tapes.
Stochastic interpolation using data from the meteorological and hydrological networks were used to produce a set of prior digital maps of precipitation, actual evapotranspiration and runoff.
The purpose of this study was to introduce a set of new digital headform models representative of the adult cyclists' community in Australia.
