The phrase "a clever set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or group of items, ideas, or strategies that are intelligent or resourceful.
Example: "The author presented a clever set of arguments that effectively challenged the opposing viewpoint."
Alternatives: "an ingenious collection of" or "a smart array of".
Thankfully, David Leonhardt (via Matthew Yglesias) does a good job of explaining why "the case against rationing isn't really a substantive argument" in the health-care debate.It's a clever set of buzzwords that tries to hide the fact that societies must make choices.
Weiss picked a goal of $2,000, and like many Kickstarter users, offered a clever set of tiered benefits for fans: $40 got someone a signed copy of the album (17 fans paid for that), and for $500, the donor could pick any subject and Weiss would write a song on it.
"In the context of skin-mounted sensors, it's a clever set of ideas and materials [used to] design this device".
For now, it's a clever set of skills that highlight some of the limitations of the other services, at least when used with Amazon's own devices.
"Rich has a very clever set of hands, and because of that he is enabled with the ability to innovate surgical techniques," said Roy Crowninshield, who was Zimmer's chief scientific officer. 1 2 Next Page ».
"It's a very clever set of experiments," says neuroscientist Jeffrey Macklis of Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
James' sprint to the line after a clever set play was a highlight of the 43-35 victory.
Backed by major-label clout and budget, it has assembled a broad, thoughtful and sometimes clever set of collaborators to engage in what ideally would be a sort of sanctioned disrespect: other groups dismantling the band's songs and reconstituting them with stronger parts.
The production values and acting in this first half are very strong - Conleth White's warm lighting guides the audience's attention; Stuart Marshall's clever set of platforms peopled with multiple life-size photo cut-outs of the cast gives a sense of assembled community; and the strong cast swap roles and costumes skilfully under Dan Gordon's direction.
Style reporter DanielXMiller is in West Hollywood delivering another candid and clever set of interviews in Boxers or Briefs: WeHo Dodgeball Edition.
The truck, made by Draper (we've got the 3 in 1 Heavy Duty version) looks like a porter's trolley, but has a clever extra set of wheels which, when let down, allow you to use the trolley flat, like a truck.
