The phrase "a set of electronic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of electronic items or devices.
Example: "We have a set of electronic components that are essential for the project."
Alternatives: "a collection of electronic" or "a group of electronic".
Early next year, Bug Labs, a start-up company based in New York, will begin selling the Bug, a set of electronic modules that buyers can plug together to create their own consumer electronics device.
This paper describes the development of a set of electronic mobility aids for the blind.
Your Kerberos credentials, or "tickets", are a set of electronic information that can be used to verify your identity.
It's essentially just a set of electronic presets, and it's the stuff outside the presets where something fun and new can really happen.
It comes with a set of electronic beats or can pull music from your own collection, assuming there are ample upbeat beats available.
A set of electronic drone by Bruce Gilbert, of Wire, and the duo Beaconsfield ArtWorks is ponderous, but the main stage then hosts far more emotive work.
All forms can be sent electronically following a set of standardized electronic messages developed in Extended Markup Language (XML).
A set of fast electronic switches controls the conductance rings and the capacitance plates alternatively set up each own sensing field in the same sensing volume.
In addition, a set of standard electronic spectra (collected from one group) were circulated for analysis in order to compare the curve-fitting methods used by each group.
"Which is the fruit?" he asks an intense young student named Isatou, presenting her with a set of two electronic buttons, one marked with a fruit picture, the other with a seed.
Two-dimensional π-conjugated polymers are predicted to display a set of unprecedented electronic properties different from their 1D organic analogues and from inorganic 2D materials such as graphene.
