The phrase "a set of technical standards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of established criteria or guidelines that govern technical processes or specifications in a particular field.
Example: "The organization has developed a set of technical standards to ensure quality and consistency in product development."
Alternatives: "a collection of technical specifications" or "a series of technical guidelines."
All readers and cards are created under a set of technical standards established by the American National Standards Institute and the International Organization for Standardization.
The authorities need to lay down a set of technical standards which would serve as a foundation for new territorial laws.
While it's not clear how Google plans to do this, the letter notes that the company is working on a set of technical standards that will "allow users to automatically link their domain name to their blog at the time of registration".
There, after a two-day discussion, they planned to vote on a proposed set of technical standards for a new generation of wireless mobile devices that could exchange data at high speeds over short distances.
C2 A New Generation of Wireless About three dozen communications engineers are voting on a proposed set of technical standards for a new generation of wireless mobile devices that could exchange data at high speeds over short distances, a big step beyond the technology that is now used in E-ZPass and other automated toll-payment systems.
The GAC encourages ICANN to advance this work to reach an agreed set of technical standards among the different parties as quickly as possible consistent with maintaining stability of the Internet.
We have presented our concerns to Congress about the need to increase the interoperability of E.H.R. systems, develop a widely recognized set of technical standards, and ensure that adequate privacy and security standards are in place.
The Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) introduced by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in 2011 had an admirable intent to improve energy efficiency for ships through a set of technical performance standards.
If information is shareable to the President's Map, according to some known set of technical standards, then it is shareable to anyone else across the national security enterprise that has sufficient security credentials.
Its members will come together to discuss the adoption of a polar code to ensure that expeditions to the extremities of the world abide by a set of technical and operational standards.
The information security policy should be linked to a set of technical and operational standards based on the actual risks to the business and formulated by subject matter experts.
