The phrase "a set of maps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple maps that are grouped together for a specific purpose, such as navigation, education, or analysis.
Example: "The researcher presented a set of maps illustrating the changes in land use over the past century."
Alternatives: "a collection of maps" or "a group of maps".
The longitudinal structure of the peak electron density at low latitudes is shown in a set of maps.
"You put a dealer in an awkward position when you ask him to come in and give a 'fair market valuation' of a set of maps," one said.
HF Holidays has a six-night package that includes luggage transfer, a set of maps and guidebook, for about $645 a person, double occupancy.
Taken together, a set of maps and objects may form an algebraic group, which can be analyzed by group-theory methods.
A more authentic representation might adjust the size of the state to match its population, as Mark Newman has done in a set of maps found here.
In 1978, after scanning a set of maps at Yale's Sterling Memorial Library, a university archeologist named Harvey Weiss spotted a promising-looking mound at the confluence of two dry riverbeds in the Khabur plains, near the Iraqi border.
The method is then extended by its coupling with a set of mapping operators that redirect the outgoing flux to form incoming images resembling other specified boundary conditions.
In the original MapRedcue, in order to realize iterations a set of Map and Reduce tasks are called.
In our approach, administrators just need to construct a customized model and define a set of mapping rules, in order to satisfy a specific management requirement.
With the distribution database schema ready, the data from production can be loaded into geodatabank by using a set of mapping and validation rules.
Some applications, due to being more complex and not easily transformed into a set of map and reduce tasks, do require some manual intervention.
