The phrase "a set of virtual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of virtual items, concepts, or environments, often in contexts related to technology or digital spaces.
Example: "The game offers a set of virtual tools that enhance the player's experience."
Alternatives: "a collection of virtual" or "a group of virtual".
By employing CoS virtualization, a set of virtual nodes (VNs) is made available to applications, decoupling them from the CoS infrastructure.
In the similar way if we build a set of Virtual machines according to their currently allocated mips from the virtual machine list, we can get V (x) current allocated cpu mips = {V (1), V (2),……,V (n) } where x ϵ {1,……..,n}.
A set of virtual targets (points) form a virtual structure of the same shape as the desired formation.
DC: At the moment our advice is that webmasters need to give us a lot of help - a Flash movie is basically a set of virtual pages.
In BSA, the unknown walls are composed of a set of virtual balls that move freely along the specified directions called spines.
TV Party is primarily a set of virtual board games, such as GamePad Island with echoes of Mario Party beneath its many novel methods of determining dice throws with the GamePad.
The headset sells for $400 — or $500 with a set of virtual reality hand controllers and a required camera — hundreds of dollars less than other premium products, which also require powerful PCs.
To train a neural network, a set of virtual neurons are mapped out and assigned a random numerical "weight," which determines how the neurons respond to new data (digitized objects or sounds).
We then consider a two-component system which is initially entirely liquid and model it by a set of liquid SPH particles together with a set of virtual solid SPH particles which initially have no mass.
Second, we used the model to assess the effect of changes in the subsurface permeability architecture on flow pathlines and transit time distribution in a set of virtual experiments.
To examine whether a set of virtual reality (VR) surgical simulation drills have correlative validity when compared with the validated Robotic Objective Structured Assessment of Technical Skills (R-OSATS) dry lab drills.
