The phrase "a set of modules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of related modules, often in the context of software, education, or systems.
Example: "The course consists of a set of modules designed to enhance your understanding of advanced programming concepts."
Alternatives: "a collection of modules" or "a group of modules".
This framework will support expansion of the station into a set of modules and structures ultimately weighing almost a million pounds and spanning an area larger than a football field with its solar power panels.
Thus, various technologies were developed as a set of modules.
The framework contains a set of components, each of which exhibits a set of modules.
(2) A set of modules that are organized in module libraries, represents the geo-scientific methods.
You can load a set of modules onto your profile page and move them around drag-and-drop style.
Configuration design is widely used in complex product development to achieve diversified products based on a set of modules.
A given task is decomposed into a sequence of modules first, each of which consists of a set of module primitives that have control parameters to realize the appropriate primitive motions.
This is because each module is compatible and can be ligated only to a module belonging to the next consecutive set of homologous modules, or to the acceptor vector for the first and last modules, and because each module from a set of homologous modules can be ligated with equal probability to each module of a contiguous set.
Module-based classifiers, on the other hand, return a set of predictive modules rather than single genes.
Each of these modules consists of a computational core as a shared library of C++ code and a set of Python modules built on top of the exported API.
An important end product from the gene co-expression network analysis is a set of gene modules which member genes are more highly correlated with each other than with genes outside a module.
