The phrase "a set of powers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of abilities, authorities, or strengths that someone or something possesses.
Example: "The superhero was known for a set of powers that included flight, super strength, and invisibility."
Alternatives: "a collection of abilities" or "a range of powers".
Uefa now wants to develop that crude measure into a set of powers to better protect the game's integrity.
"There is a good argument," he says, "that art for art's sake is reason enough" — and he also appreciates that a deep engagement with art goes hand-in-glove with the attainment of a set of powers, in the case of poetry the ability to communicate with concision and clarity.
Under this draft legislation, national enforcement authorities would be required to have a set of powers to detect and halt online breaches of consumers' rights across the EU.
The results are applied to a real problem concerning the determination of the optimal periodicity of preventive maintenance for a set of power transformers.
Let denote a power allocation, and let denote a set of power partitions.
A chunk is a set of power-related data collected and computed during 1% of used battery capacity.
Using this technique, an industrial van parked outside the Fulton booth at CES charged a set of power tools from within its carrying case.
A set of power equipment monitoring system was designed based on the embedded system [9], which is mainly composed of ultraviolet probe, embedded computer system, and GPRS module.
In [8], a set of power allocation techniques for the AF relaying is considered for the full and finite feedback strategies.
A set of power constraints for the famous water pouring method is presented depending on the time slot partitioning and CSI.
The first phase establishes that for a given set of links, there exists a power and rate allocation that satisfies the SINR requirements imposed by some MCSs under a set of power constraints.
