The phrase "a set of powerful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items, concepts, or tools that possess significant strength or influence.
Example: "The researchers developed a set of powerful algorithms that improved data processing efficiency."
Alternatives: "a collection of strong" or "a group of influential".
A set of powerful tools has been developed in the last years for the design of new stellarator devices.
JETRT also provides a set of powerful debugging and testing tools, some of them well integrated with the Matlab environment.
Imaging is complimented with a set of powerful instruments and software to analyze and quantify any developmental changes due to genetic and environmental factors.
Chemical Reaction Engineering has been very successful in developing a set of powerful concepts and tools, and solving many important industrial problems.
Backed by a three-piece band, he is a diminutive and intense showman who ranges through a set of powerful songs sounding like anxious inner monologues externalised.
The tool comes equipped with a set of powerful algorithms developed by Google (one of WRI's key partners on the initiative).
A set of more powerful MA membrane characterization parameters should be found to optimize the membrane defunctionalized graphene as a nanostructured membrane for removal of copper and mercury from aqueous solution: a molecular dynamics simulation study.
Importantly, we used different DARPins for the individual experiments illustrating that a set of several powerful VEGF-A inhibiting DARPins has been generated.
We show how this representation can be used to design a new set of powerful tacticals for PVS, called PVS#, that have a simpler and clearer semantics compared to the semantics of standard PVS tacticals.
We realized that we needed current from a compact set of powerful batteries.
One of the Princeton studies revealed a new set of powerful quasars at the farthest reaches of the universe, while another analyzed very small and nearby objects called brown dwarfs.
