The phrase "a set of end users" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group of individuals who utilize a product or service, often in the context of technology or software development.
Example: "The development team conducted surveys to better understand the needs of a set of end users before launching the new application."
Alternatives: "a group of end users" or "a collection of end users".
The latter is responsible for the following: a set of end user services, end user service publication, resource negotiation, resource discovery/selection, service deployment/management, and service composition.
A promising idea starts with a deep understanding of a specific set of end users — who they are, what they need and why.
Import of RGD data into other publicly available databases expands the influence of RGD to a larger set of end users than those who avail themselves of the RGD website.
While the majority of computer-supported healthcare tools designed in the last decades focused mainly on supporting care-givers and medical personnel, this trend changed with the introduction of pervasive healthcare technologies, which provide supportive and adaptive services for a broad variety and diverse set of end users.
In next-generation hierarchical wireless networks, a heterogeneous set of communication technologies is used to provide end-to-end broadband connectivity to a diverse group of end users or hosts.
The quantity of the energy supply is set to meet the price of the energy demand of end users.
A subset of offline and online metrics are measured, for a varying set of CDN end users (100 to 200 at a step of 50).
Few end-user development support tools implement an engineering life cycle adapted to the needs of end users.
In the second mode channels are computed among a set of user-selected end points.
The set of N end users is provided, where each user is associated with (i) a specific location determined by geographical coordinates, (ii) content request rate, and (iii) the size(s) of the request.
