The phrase "a set of software" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct expression would be "a set of software programs" or "a suite of software."
Example: "The company has developed a set of software programs to enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "a collection of software" or "a suite of applications."
Google also said that MySpace has used Gears, a set of software tools introduced by Google a year ago to help developers build browser applications that run like PC-based software, to revamp its mail service.
Indeed, the glue that holds it together is essentially a set of software standards.
Gnome is a set of software standards developed by an international group of programmers led by Miguel de Icaza.
This week's attacks have exploited a set of software programs developed over the last year, computer security experts said today.
Mr. Gladwin developed a set of software routines that would copy the data stored on his PC into a large number of fragments, or slices.
The new online applications add functions to that basic browser ability by using a set of software tools known among developers as Ajax.
This mind is regarded as a set of software modules that were written by natural selection and now constitute a universal human nature.
It has developed a set of software tools for game developers, called XNA, that allow games to be moved easily between Xbox, Xbox 2 and personal computers.
Tendril's chief executive, Adrian Tuck, said his company had created a set of software development tools that had already attracted 150 app developers.
The foundation of Microsoft's power and leverage in the computing industry is based almost entirely on a set of software sockets known as application programmers' interfaces, or A.P.I.'s.
The Newcastle team used a set of software tools – including a website "bot" and automated scripts – and their own bank cards, including seven Visa ones, to carry out an experimental distributed guessing attack.
