The phrase "a compelling set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection of items, ideas, or arguments that are persuasive or attractive in nature.
Example: "The report presented a compelling set of evidence that supported the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "an engaging collection of" or "a persuasive group of".
"They presented me with a compelling set of facts".
At Apple's Manhattan store, he spun a compelling set of music using five iPods.
A disappointing first week of the N.C.A.A. tournament yielded a compelling set of regional finals.
A majority of the People's Park Advisory Board, having made a compelling set of recommendations, saw little reason to continue and resigned en mass.
For this you need a compelling set of footsteps, an eye for the personalities of others, and a faculty for linking past and present, history and place.
Using a compelling set of examples, from gene networks and ant colonies to human language and the degradation of diverse ecosystems, the book illustrates the power of simple models to reveal how phase transitions occur.
Restraint is perhaps not the right description of David Del Tredici, but he wrote a compelling setting of "What Lips My Lips Have Kissed" by Edna St . Vincent Millay the accompaniment racing upward in gasps of memory.
"There is a very compelling set of facts from a recent period of our history which is still having an impact now," said Gallwey.
The justices may disagree with a lower court ruling but decide the underlying legal issue should be resolved in a future case framed by a more compelling set of facts.
In a particularly compelling set of experiments, Tawfik and coworkers have shown that selection for a promiscuous activity likely explains the origin and evolution of a bacterial enzyme that hydrolyzes a synthetic compound only recently introduced into the environment [ 2, 11, 12].
Judging by Google's first attempt, the follow-up should be a very compelling set of devices.
