The phrase "a set of structures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple interconnected or related frameworks, systems, or physical constructions.
Example: "The architect presented a set of structures designed to enhance the urban landscape."
Alternatives: "a collection of frameworks" or "a group of systems".
That naturally requires lots of marketing data, but the authors say it also takes an "insights engine"—a set of structures, people, and processes that can translate data into actionable strategy.
For sociologists – as well as for many activists and others – it is more accurate to think of racism as a set of structures organizing the way society works.
Each bay had a set of structures with components intended to represent those used in a modern satellite design.
More important, the political campaign waged against nuclear winter — against science, and against the press — included erecting a set of structures, arguments, and institutions that have since been repurposed to challenge the science of global warming.
The software architecture of embedded computing systems is a depiction of the system as a set of structures that aids in the reasoning and understanding of how the system will behave.
LibraryMCS [36] is a commercial application that can perform MCS based clustering on a set of structures.
That naturally requires lots of marketing data, but the authors say it also takes an "insights engine --a sengine --acturengine --a, and procesets that can translate data intofactionable structures
This first step resulted in a set of structure and process QIs, that can help professionals or settings to measure the quality of care of their setting.
It was built around a set of structured improvisations.
These parameters have provided a set of structured data in a multidimensional matrix (15 variables for 524 samples).
These variables have provided a set of structured data in a multidimensional matrix (15 variables for 494 samples).
