The phrase "a set of graphics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of visual images or illustrations, often in the context of design, presentations, or data visualization.
Example: "The report included a set of graphics that illustrated the key findings of the research."
Alternatives: "a collection of images" or "a group of visuals."
But Origin PC likely has that covered, and a guy can be sent out (probably no matter where you are in the US) to help with upgrading a set of graphics cards, etc… People are most likely to upgrade RAM, which isn't an issue as it isn't affected by the water cooling system.
A barcode is a set of graphics arranged by certain encoding rules for storing information, and it can be divided into 1D and 2D barcodes.
The idea is to have lawyers and coders muddle through thousands of words of legalese and distill their meaning into a set of graphic icons.
By using an 8 x 10 view camera and homing in on every detail, he rendered his subjects again as much a set of graphic compositions as he did his fashion models in their swirling dresses.
Grain size distribution (GSD) is fundamental for soils and usually described by a set of graphic parameters (e.g., median size, kurtosis, skewness, uniform and curvature coefficient).
A set of graphic tools then displays those links, making it much easier to eliminate obsolete processes built into the code.
A set of graphic tools then visually displays those links, making it much easier to eliminate obsolete processes built into the code.
During our meeting, Brown brought VICE Canada a set of graphic and disturbing accounts that he was looking to publish in the form of interview transcripts and audio recordings.
The grammar operates on a set of turtle graphics symbols that translate the words generated by the grammar into graphical objects.
The new look includes a set of lamp graphics with T-shape running lights and taillights to match.
It then returns a set of three graphics, the first featuring the time you spent with your top artist, the second with your No. 1s for the year (genre, artist and song) and the third with your top five songs and top five artists.
