The phrase "a set of electrodes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple electrodes grouped together for a specific purpose, such as in medical or scientific contexts.
Example: "The researchers used a set of electrodes to measure the electrical activity of the brain."
Alternatives: "a collection of electrodes" or "a group of electrodes".
But Delgado had implanted a set of electrodes in the centre of its brain.
Alcohol and coffee are about to get competition from a set of electrodes you wear on your head.
The stimulator will drive a set of electrodes placed in the lateral geniculate nucleus of the brain to elicit images in the patient's brain.
A set of electrodes on the surface was used to confirm the measurement of the coordinates at collision.
For this purpose, the bioreactor for microbial fermentation was designed with a set of electrodes (pH-sensor, Ag|AgCl reference electrode, Pt-electrode, and HE) inside the bioreactor.
Sitting in a neuroscience lab, she puts a set of electrodes on the surface of her tongue, a wired-up hard hat on her head, and the feel of falling stops.
A new approach, based on injecting a primary electrical current between a pair of electrodes and measuring the time-lapse voltage response on a set of potential electrodes after shutting down this primary current is used.
A set of nine electrodes was attached to the thorax, according to a fixed scheme of electrode positions.
He has managed to combine a set of implanted electrodes with a custom-built osseointegrated socket.One advantage of such a socket is that it allows implanted electrodes to control the prosthesis, instead of relying on second-hand signals detected through the skin.
The strategy is based on the integration of the pressure sensing β- BEDT-TTF 2I3/polycarbonate bilayer film and a set of gold electrodes into one compact multi-layer design.
It is stressed that only working with a set of RuO2 electrodes prepared at different temperatures it is possible to discover meaningful correlations.
