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"I'm set for" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used when you are ready and prepared for something. For example, you might say "I'm set for the conference tomorrow; I have all my materials ready."
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"Now I'm set for life," she said.
It is good for me, as a megalomaniac, I'm set for life," he quipped.
As long as I take my flask of tea or coffee, I'm set for the evening.
He said, 'Oh, I've got an idea for a play -- I'm set for the year.' I have those feelings, too".
I NEVER TRAVEL WITHOUT... Nicorette patches, filter and chewing gum... then I'm set for a flight to Australia!
If I can just stop staring at all the beautiful people walking past, I'm set for the afternoon".
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Prior knowledge about the node positions in the network is modeled as x i ∼ N ( μ i, C i ), where the nominal position μ i and error covariance matrix C i is set for all i[5 7].
At the end of this stage, an Italian version, PTOPS-I, was set for psychometric testing (see Additional file 1: PTOPS-I).
Now I was set for the season: ready for more losing.
If gardeners count their wealth by the compounding of their bulbs, I am set for life.
With a crusty roll, some good olive oil and a glass of white Rioja, I was set for the night.
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