The phrase "a suite of indicators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or set of related metrics or measures that are used to assess performance or progress in a specific area.
Example: "The report includes a suite of indicators that will help us evaluate the effectiveness of our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "a set of indicators" or "a collection of indicators".
Our work provides a suite of indicators that can be combined to give a useful picture of the development of green roof research and identifies the challenges which lie ahead for this novel research area.
Recognize the systemic effects of assessment and indicators and preference a "suite of indicators" over a single metric such as journal impact factor.
In practice, however, a suite of indicators that describes a variety of ecosystem attributes should be used [18], [31] [34].
Similarly, it is particularly important to develop a suite of indicators that reliably tracks ecosystem attributes of interest in order to achieve confidence in the status of an ecosystem relative to utility thresholds [18], [31] [34].
McQuatters-Gollop et al. (2009) emphasise the importance of using a suite of indicators and assessing the eutrophication status on similar spatial scales if one is to consider different regions.
In addition to the production of a suite of indicators suitable for adoption in a system-wide dashboard, the process of developing and implementing our performance monitoring framework contributed directly to the development of a NIHR performance information system and led to the establishment of an executive position within NIHR of a Head of Business Intelligence.
However, regions with elevated levels (e.g., cities within the Yangtze River region) or frequent detection of potentially risky compounds (e.g., dimetridazole) require the application of a proactive monitoring framework based on a suite of indicator compounds with scenario-based interpretations and recommendations.
In conclusion, this study proposes a methodology for combining environmental, socioeconomic and health indicators in the context of the French NEHP by using a suite of statewide indicators to characterize both pollution burden and population characteristics.
The approach involves identifying a suite of soil indicators and landscape attributes for an area of relatively uniform climate.
The report acknowledges the limitations of the current approach and presents a suite of additional indicators – including measures of physical infrastructure such as roads and railways – to complement the main prevalence of undernourishment estimates.
