The phrase "a close set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical contexts, particularly in topology, to refer to a set that contains all its limit points.
Example: "In topology, a close set is defined as a set that includes all its boundary points."
Alternatives: "a closed set" or "a complete set".
The debut programme, which was used to prove the model and is currently drawing to a close, set out to create startups that can tackle the problem of women's mental and emotional health.
A close set of equations describing evolution of both surface profile and surface composition was derived.
Q. I'm 28 and have had a close set of friends of several years.
Mr. Wilhelm said, "The reason I think there is an opportunity for significant immigration reform is both parties, but most especially the Republicans, who I think are smarter on this than the Democrats, are figuring out that the new citizens' vote is likely to be the determining factor in what will probably be a close set of elections in 2002 and 2004".
Equations (3) to (11) form a close set of self-consistent equations, which are numerically implemented by a combinatorial screening algorithm proposed by Drolet and Fredrickson[65, 66].
These messaging apps are often used with a close set of friends or family members, where data shared remains fairly isolated and private, as opposed to publicized and findable on the larger web.
But time ran out as the 2012 excavation season drew to a close, setting up what he called "the greatest expectations" for when the team returns this summer.
Likewise, a closing set by Mr. Threadgill and his current sextet, Zooid, eradicated boundaries among musical idioms.
Thursday's concert banked on name recognition, too, including a personal appearance by the Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho and a closing set by Henry Threadgill, a jazz-world luminary whose most recent Roulette engagements filled Location One to capacity.
The prospect of a closing, set for June 30, drew strong objections from the Save the Catalpa Avenue Y.M.C.A. Committee, a local group that drew hundreds of people to a protest rally on May 16.
San Francisco techno artist Matrixxman unleashed a pounding Day One set, followed by iconic figures like John Digweed and Cox, who played a closing set to an surprisingly sparse crowd.
