The phrase "a suite of installations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection or set of related installations, often in the context of software, systems, or physical setups.
Example: "The new software package includes a suite of installations designed to enhance user experience and functionality."
Alternatives: "a collection of installations" or "a set of installations".
The most visible component of the Chelsea installation is a suite of handmade flags, each the same size, each of different design, none exactly commanding a salute.
It inaugurates the Brooklyn Museum's Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art, in a suite of galleries anchored by the permanent installation of Judy Chicago's much travelled "Dinner Party" (1974-79).
Sarah Felkar is acting digital experience coordinator at the West Vancouver Library, and helped with the installation of a suite of creative tools for patrons, including Microsoft Publisher, Wacom drawing tablets, and Adobe applications that people use to make comics.
Nucleotide sequence alignments were performed with a suite of tools available at a local installation of the Galaxy software (Blankenberg et al. 2010; Goecks et al. 2010).
A suite of the key 10-15 designed designed for ease of installation and use (a 'clinic-in-a-box'), costing less than $10,000 would save lives and improve health in rural areas.
(I'm thinking, especially, of Dia's installation of "To the People of New York City," a suite of 40 panels painted in the colors of the German flag).
Mr. Price's fleeting images engage in a lively dialogue with their neighbors: the similarly shape-shifting images in a suite of 44 monotypes and one terrific painting by Nicole Eisenman; the shimmering, iridescent abstract installations — one vertical, one horizontal — of Kate Levant and Sam Lewitt.
UC Berkeley provides a suite of web-based tools in the learning management system (LMS) bCourses, which is Berkeley's name for its installation of the LMS platform Canvas.
UC Berkeley currently offers a suite of web-based tools in the learning management system (LMS) bCourses, which is Berkeley's name for its installation of the LMS platform Canvas.
A suite of new auditing visualization tools have been designed and implemented in Visual Basic for Application (VBA), as an add-in module for easy inclusion in any Excel 97 or Excel 2000 installation.
