The phrase "a default set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a standard or pre-established collection of items, options, or configurations that are typically used or provided.
Example: "The software comes with a default set of features that can be customized according to user preferences."
Alternatives: "a standard collection of" or "a preset group of".
This window is populated with a default set of packages to download.
Emacspeak uses auditory icons to augment the user interface; the Emacspeak distribution comes with a default set of auditory icons.
The output file will contain a default set of catalog columns unless this is overridden with the 'columns' parameter.
The published data are related to the data simulation tool, which was used to create a virtual array of 1020 sensors with a default set of parameters [1].
For that reason I have a sneaking expectation that many devices will come with default logons and passwords, a default set of open ports, and software that will just about do the job; the only way the internet of things will get big is by getting cheap, and there's a natural tension between "cheap" and "configured with a unique setup".
We have used this feature to provide users with a default set of built-in tools for model results analysis.
The system, Dr. Rubin said, will have a default setting of splitting a message into 20 keys.
His strictly beholding bent became, as it remains, a default setting of artistic and popular culture absolutely everywhere.
Most network-capable printers ship with a default setting of obtaining an IP address via DHCP (BootP can also be used if DHCP is not available).
For 15 of 19 information categories, Facebook sets a default setting of "share," which means the information can be pulled out of Facebook and stored on servers outside its control.
One of the key questions — going straight to the heart of the Enlightenment ambition for us to be happy here and now, in this life — is whether happiness is a default setting of the brain.
