The phrase "a credible set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items, ideas, or evidence that is trustworthy or reliable.
Example: "The researchers presented a credible set of data to support their findings."
Alternatives: "a reliable collection of" or "a trustworthy group of".
The country needs an opposition with a credible set of worked-out and carefully funded economic policies.
It was simply unable to persuade the British people that it had a credible set of economic policies.
He added that it was impossible to have a strong euro without a credible set of rules for the governments of member countries.
And this must ideally be supported by cross-party lawmakers who put in place a credible set of policies and measures to ensure effective implementation, and hold governments to account so Paris delivers.
With his 12th novel (others are "Silent Joe" and "Cold Pursuit"), this solid California storyteller creates a credible set of characters and amplifies their stories with signs of changing times.
This may help persuade poor countries to commit voluntarily to targets in future, which in turn may lure America back to the table.The last option, of course, is that Mr Bush surprises everybody and comes up with a credible set of proposals that revives the Kyoto negotiations, either by the Bonn meeting, or more likely some time thereafter.
While this Bayes factor is far from offering extreme support [ 28, 29] for the global clock model itself, the balance of evidence favors a global clock over all other specific alternatives, and the global clock would be contained in any credible set of models.
(In principle, the action could also be the choice of a credible set, rather than the choice of a point estimate. However, in the case of the sample partition, this would take us back to the visualisation problem).
At the same time she creates an entirely credible set of dynamics for the Doyle family.
The Dodd-Frank financial reform act put it into law, and the relevant regulators have proposed a detailed and credible set of regulations to make it work.
So I wanted to stay clear of that and base myself on a very consistent, credible set of accounts of two decades of these families' stories.
