The part of a sentence "modules such as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a list of items, like so: "The course includes several modules such as algebra, calculus, and physics".
Signal processing modules such as modulation and demodulation are implemented in Matlab.
It included modules such as creativity, finance, negotiation skills and leadership.
A repository of modules such as metronomes, keyboards, and automatic transcribers.
Middlesex University, for example, has modules such as Music Entrepreneurship which give practical guidance on self-employment for arts students.
Although some modules, such as the microprocessor, were bought off the shelf, much of the hardware was designed in-house.
In this example, the "Specialised knowledge" section (which you could also call "Trained in") includes various coursework modules, such as "financial analysis" or "business strategy".
At Success Academy, Switzer has been helping to build similar "modules," such as an intensive six-week study, in the third grade, of the Brooklyn Bridge.
It can be reconfigured for each mission by adding or removing modules such as weapon systems, sensors, helicopters and drones.
Degree modules such as agricultural business development taught me how to put business plans together, calculate gross margins, and forecast cash flows.
The knowledge-based system consists of several modules such as knowledge acquisition module, inference module and user interface module.
Different modules, such as computer, attitude control and propulsion, work together to provide autonomy in sensing and mobility.
