The phrase "a set of framework" is not correct in English.
It should be "a set of frameworks" or "a framework." You can use it when referring to multiple frameworks or a single framework in a structured context.
Example: "The project requires a set of frameworks to ensure all aspects are covered effectively."
Alternatives: "a collection of frameworks" or "a framework set."
This program enabled us to find a set of framework I-specific 5′ primers, as well as a set of framework III-specific 3′ primers.
Second, a set of framework residues that appeared to be on the surface of several selected human antibodies was identified and human residues at those positions were chosen to be introduced in the V5B2.
In the first step, VH and the full length light chains were amplified using a set of framework 1 forward primers and IgM, kappa and lambda constant domain reverse primers [ 40].
For each module, participants will be introduced to a set of frameworks in a case and/or reading.
Professional team coaches impart a set of frameworks—a toolkit that helps students prepare for increasing levels of management and responsibility.
This dissertation presents a set of frameworks for modeling a tree's motion via artist-directed simulation and its geometry via image-based reconstruction.
The methodology relates and integrates a set of frameworks, models, modelling and simulations tools by providing a structured approach.
The organization also confirmed that it is still working on a set of frameworks and open standards so that we don't end up with an internet of things controlled by big tech companies.
(p.12) Earlier this year, the College Board released a set of frameworks for Advanced Placement (AP) Biology that reflects a multi-year restructuring of this course in science for high school students (College Board 2011).
After that he left and founded 280 North, a development house that crafted a set of frameworks called Cappuccino, a visual editor called Atlas and a language called Objective-J that allowed products to be built with web technologies that approximated the look and feel of native apps.
