The phrase "a set of layers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple layers of something, such as in a physical, metaphorical, or conceptual context.
Example: "The cake was beautifully decorated with a set of layers, each representing a different flavor."
Alternatives: "a collection of layers" or "a series of layers."
It contains a set of layers giving the shapes of electoral and administrative boundaries.
Each colourful letter or symbol will be a set of layers, perfectly aligned and already specified for hue, in a new kind of OpenType alternate character.
A CNN consists on a set of layers where each layer is composed by a set of high pass filters which are applied all over the input image.
The optical layers were fabricated by Er3+ (melt)⇔Li+/Na+ (glass substrate) ion exchange in the specially designed Li2O containing silicate glasses using various conditions (including annealing of the samples) to obtain a set of layers with diverse distribution of the Er3+ ions.
The selected video representation is structured as a set of layers dependent in an incremental way.
With the goal of ensure these properties, DEPSPACE is built over a set of layers, each one responsible for the execution of a different functionality.
Sa & Pu oil layers were developed by a set of layer system.
Loss-of-function studies of a set of layer-specific transcription factors have unveiled their requirement for distinct axon guidance programs and establishment of lamina-specific connectivity [ 2, 34– 34].
The background is modelled as a set of warping layers where at any given time, different layers may be visible due to the motion of an occluding layer.
For the 3D simulation of seismic wave propagation, we consider a layered structure model formed by a set of velocity layers with varying depths.
Moreover, one can see a set of circumscribed layers around the macro-calcifications that are exploited in the granularity algorithm (i.e., detection of concentric layers).
