The phrase "a suite of electronic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or set of electronic tools, devices, or software that are grouped together for a specific purpose.
Example: "The company offers a suite of electronic resources to enhance online learning for students."
Alternatives: "a collection of electronic" or "a set of electronic".
Ars Technica reports that the future could hold a suite of electronic devices powered by our bodies.
Second, she's considering ways to speed the traditional multi-year development cycles, as evidenced by its introduction of ADEPT — a suite of electronic controls to maximize powertrain fuel efficiency in the vehicle — which was launched in less than half the typical product development cycle time, and has been positioned as a "first generation" offering that will be iterated in market.
To test a multidisciplinary approach to reduce heart failure (HF) readmissions that tailors the intensity of care transition intervention to the risk of the patient using a suite of electronic medical record (EMR -enabled programmEMR -enabled
The Ferrybox system continuously collects sea surface (5 m) data from a suite of autonomous electronic sensors installed on a passenger ferry operating year-round between Portsmouth (UK) and Bilbao (Spain).
Princeton University Library is pleased to provide the University's Alumni with access to a suite of library-licensed electronic resources for personal, non-commercial use.
In the years since Mixpak launched, its catalogue has grown to include a wide range of styles — the label is home to an all-female Japanese post-punk band called Hard Nips, as well as to a suite of club-minded electronic musicians — but it has focussed on dancehall, reggae's thunderous digital stepchild.
Then there's the recent collaboration between IBM and the former LCD Soundsystem frontman James Murphy on a project that used stats from every match at the 2014 US Tennis Open to create a suite of over 400 hours of electronic music.
A total of 24 were upgraded to B.1A standard by the addition of Red Steer tail warning radar in an enlarged tailcone and a suite of radar warning receivers and electronic countermeasures (ECM) from 1958 to 1960.
That's because the new Guitar Hero comes with perhaps the most powerful yet user-friendly suite of electronic music-creation tools ever offered to mass consumers.
More impressive still is the suite of electronic helpmates -- anti-lock brakes, traction control and stability control systems -- as well as six airbags and active headrests that protect against whiplash.
