The phrase "a suite of databases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of related databases that work together or serve a common purpose.
Example: "Our company utilizes a suite of databases to manage customer information, sales data, and inventory tracking."
Alternatives: "a collection of databases" or "a set of databases".
The company GVKBIO [8] has developed a suite of databases over the last 9 years that are now unified under a single query interface, termed GVKBIO Online Structure Activity Relationships GOSTARR) [9, 10].
The National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), part of the U.S. National Library of Medicine, is responsible for a suite of databases, at http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/, which it maintains and continues to develop.
Results from all analyses are stored in a suite of databases.
The continuing care database is a suite of databases, however for the purpose of this paper only the direct care services and home support databases were accessed.
The KEGG consists of a suite of databases that record an extensive amount of information on genes, enzymes, and regulation pathways [ 12], facilitating the retrieval of gene names and information on their interactions within biological pathways.
SInCRe is an integrated suite of databases that provides the outcome of extensive sequence and structural studies of Mtb proteins.
To address these issues we have recently introduced CoCoCo, a suite of free muticonformational databases that can be used for such pharmacophore screenings [3, 4].
A typical GSM base station, Burgess says, can't do anything without a suite of components that maintain databases, perform call-switching functions, and so forth.
However, with the addition of the PubChem[2] suite of databases, an obvious problem arose.
All queries may be performed relative to individual species or across the entire suite of databases.
The integrated suite of databases was developed to provide detailed sequence and structure-based dimensionality to aid in drug-discovery pipelines.
