The phrase "a set of powerful tools" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of effective instruments or resources that can be utilized for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "The software provides a set of powerful tools for data analysis that can help researchers draw meaningful conclusions from their data."
Alternatives: "a collection of effective tools" or "a range of robust tools".
A set of powerful tools has been developed in the last years for the design of new stellarator devices.
Genetics provides a set of powerful tools that can be used to clarify these connections.
The discovery and cloning of the gfp gene of Aequorea victoria [1], [2] and the subsequent creation of many coloured derivatives [3] have provided cell biologists with a set of powerful tools to analyze the expression and localization in time and space of proteins of interest in almost all organisms and research fields [4].
Both Box and Dropbox have to basically sell their services not as a bucket of storage, but as a set of powerful collaboration tools that sit on top of that service.
The identification of these Δ-17 desaturases provides a set of powerful new tools for genetic engineering of microbes and plants to produce ω-3 fatty acids, such as eicosapentanoic acid and docosahexanoic acid, at high levels.
Chemical Reaction Engineering has been very successful in developing a set of powerful concepts and tools, and solving many important industrial problems.
JETRT also provides a set of powerful debugging and testing tools, some of them well integrated with the Matlab environment.
The tool comes equipped with a set of powerful algorithms developed by Google (one of WRI's key partners on the initiative).
By moving the problem to the complex plane Riemann had access to a whole new set of powerful mathematical tools, many of which he had developed himself.
It became widely used in the 1980s, in part because it was free to universities and in part because it was designed with a set of tools that were powerful in the hands of skilled programmers.
Continuous advances in light and photonic technologies, many of them catalysed by the invention of the laser in 1962, have made available a broad set of powerful optical and spectroscopic tools, which scientists have employed in various analytical investigations aiding archaeologists, historians and conservators in their studies and practice.
