The phrase "a bizarre set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of items, ideas, or situations that are strange or unusual.
Example: "The artist presented a bizarre set of sculptures that left the audience both confused and intrigued."
Alternatives: "an odd collection of" or "a strange assortment of".
Only what he called a "bizarre" set of restrictions, perhaps involving Windows 2000, would worry him, he said.
In an interview, Judge Davis said that the case was decided "in strict conformity with Ohio law," but that it had led to "a bizarre set of circumstances".
He is, as he seems always to be, laconic, sardonic, vaguely incredulous, as if confronting a bizarre set of circumstances he has had no part in creating.
Dr. Manikam recalled a 9-month-old brought from South America who would bottle-feed only under a bizarre set of circumstances.
But seldom has a bizarre set of circumstances ever occurred that left them with the sick and sinking feeling they had shortly after the clock struck midnight Wednesday night at Camden Yards.
In 2012 the medical royal colleges, societies and even the Department of Health signed up to a bizarre set of documents – apparently orchestrated by industry – claiming there is a "robust regulatory framework" ensuring access to trial results.
Also, apropos of Morris's need for strangeness, this piece had an utterly bizarre set of costumes: chiffon tunics, studded here and there with little fabric roses and laid over slick, skintight, opalescent onesies — a sort of high-art version of Frederick's of Hollywood.
Also, apropos of Morris's need for strangeness, this piece had an utterly bizarre set of costumes: chiffon tunics, studded here and there with little fabric roses and laid over slick, skintight, opalescent onesies a sort of high-art version of Frederick's of Hollywood.
Sherry Jeffe of the University of Southern California calls it "the most bizarre set of political equations I have ever seen".
This has been known for 100 years, that these marvelous equations which give us television, radio, electronics, lasers, this phone call, do allow for this bizarre set of advanced solutions.
She is surrounded by photos and books, together with bizarre sets of false teeth from the roles she has played.
