The phrase "a set of interacting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a group of elements or components that influence or affect each other in some way.
Example: "In ecology, a set of interacting species can significantly impact the health of an ecosystem."
Alternatives: "a group of interrelated" or "a collection of interconnected".
In using an RDR-based approach to incrementally construct a set of interacting defaults, we follow a similar approach.
Consequently, a political system can be conceptualized as a "set of interacting rôles" or as a "structure of rôles".
The NECS with a set of interacting continuous-time LTI plants is modeled as a discrete-time switched linear system.
Typically, the managing subsystem is conceived as a set of interacting feedback loops, one for each self-adaptation aspect (or concern).
The vertical distribution of pelagic eggs was determined by a set of interacting biological and physical parameters related to eggs (density, diameter) and ambient seawater (density, viscosity, turbulence), respectively.
At that time, the architecture was described as consisting of a set of interacting modules, which would provide support for the planned services, however, no module was yet detailed.
He described challenges to development in LDCs as a set of "interlocking, interacting vicious circles" that must be dealt with simultaneously.
A great variety of artificial and natural systems can be abstracted into a set of entities interacting with each other.
The electronic power system can be viewed as a system composed of a set of concurrently interacting subsystems to generate, transmit, and distribute electric power.
A numerical model is proposed based on a Voronoï tessellation which represents concrete as a set of aggregates interacting within a cement matrix.
Software Ecosystem (SECO) is often understood as a set of actors interacting among themselves and manipulating artifacts with the support of a common technology platform.
