The phrase "set of technology" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a group or collection of different technologies. Example: "Our company offers a comprehensive set of technology solutions, including cloud computing, data analytics, and artificial intelligence."
RTI Foresight practitioners need to complement their well developed set of technology oriented methods with equally sophisticated approaches tackling societal aspects of innovation.
To accommodate the hard and heavy coal seam condition in the mines of Western China, we introduce the intelligent top coal caving control method and set of technology.
Mr. Obama posted a detailed set of technology proposals on his Web site late last year; Mr. McCain did so in recent months.
All we have seen is an impressive set of technology demos, and some neat ideas about how VR could change the living-room entertainment experience.
Unfortunately, the Senate appears set to cancel financing for a promising and innovative set of technology programs that would help make America safe.
However, these changes are mostly limited to a narrow set of technology fields (i.e., biotechnology and pharmaceuticals in the outflows case and sub-fields of electronics in the inflows case).
This means a set of new computer architectures feeding an ever expanding set of technologies for software "virtualization".
Set of educational technologies, access technology, methodologies and digital strategies.
The Technology Strategy Board, set up to invest in and manage a range of programmes to promote technology-enabled innovation, intends that the outcome will be a new set of technology-inspired tools, techniques and services and the creation of a new market for complex systems modelling and analysis.
Then the cycle repeats with a new set of technologies.
The result is more than a new set of technologies.
