The phrase "a set of specialized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items, tools, or knowledge that are tailored for a specific purpose or field.
Example: "The researchers developed a set of specialized tools to conduct their experiments more efficiently."
Alternatives: "a collection of specialized" or "a group of specialized".
This is leading to a major shift on EIS paradigm and leading to development of a set of specialized small applications, each one with fewer features, but highly specialized, flexible, cross linked and easy to use.
Though the overall picture suggests that there is a pacemaker (a set of specialized cells capable of rhythmic contractions) near the pelviureteric junction, this has never been satisfactorily demonstrated in the tissue.
Control in behavior-based systems is distributed among a set of specialized behaviors.
In partially implemented DCA (PDCA), services of the CA are distributed to a set of specialized server nodes using secret sharing.
The protocols support signaling, media, and a set of specialized functions that include IMS Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA), security, addressing, and application support.
Such an approach contrasts with the widespread reverse-engineering assumption that the neural system comprises a set of specialized circuits designed to comply with its assumed functions.
In this new scenario, a new paradigm for manufacturing design emerged, based on a set of very specialized services that could be arranged to provide new creative and sustainable processes.
Bascompte et al. (2003) have shown that plant pollinator and plant frugivore assemblages often show nested patterns (like the one shown in Fig. 3a) with two key properties: the presence of a core of generalists that interact among them and a set of more specialized species that invariably tends to interact with species in the core (i.e., asymmetric specialization).
A set of 17 specialized end-user-oriented microbial databases (including one instance of Microsporidia) has been implemented in Hong Kong.
GenoChore, a set of 17 specialized end-user-oriented microbial databases (including one instance of Microsporidia, Encephalitozoon cuniculi, a member of Eukarya) has been made publicly available.
However, a "Swiss-army knife" containing a full set of specialized tools from which problem solvers can select becomes impractical.
