The phrase "a set of utilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of tools or software designed to perform specific functions or tasks.
Example: "The software package includes a set of utilities for data analysis and visualization."
Alternatives: "a collection of tools" or "a group of applications".
Leading the movement is London-based developer Ben Dodson, who has dedicated a lot of his time and resources on Gowalla Tools, a set of utilities for avid users (including an iPhone, Web, Twitter and desktop app).
The 'igvtools' provide a set of utilities for preprocessing data files.
A set of utilities included in the Trinity software were employed to extract the likely coding regions from Trinity transcripts.
13 Based on these data a set of utilities for all health states described by the EQ-5D has been estimated.
A set of utilities to validate, filter and extract entities from the schema was also developed in the Java programming language (Supplementary Material).
To assemble the reads into transcripts, we applied the TGI Clustering Tools (TGICT), which is a set of utilities originally developed for assembly of data from cloned EST libraries.
The Seesmic Desktop SDK includes an Extensibility layer as well as a set of utility classes, and the accompanying documentation.
For decision alternative D i, there exists a set of utility consequences g = {g i1, g i2, …, g ij } (i = 1,2, …,n; j = 1,2, …,m) which is the impact of each decision alternative on every consequence attribute.
A set of utility methods is provided to query for all publicly available identifiers.
A set of utility weights for a set of constructs can then be combined into a single utility score by using multi-attribute utility theory (MAUT).
A set of utility or preference weights is used in an addition aggregate formula to generate a single index number, the utility or 15D score.
