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The phrase "a different set of questions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an alternative group of inquiries or topics that differ from those previously mentioned.
Example: "After reviewing the initial feedback, I realized we need to address a different set of questions to better understand the issue."
Alternatives: "another group of questions" or "a new series of questions".
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A third set of questions concerns the war's aftermath.
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A further set of questions concerns rights.
A second set of questions was formed by selecting questions retrieved from the web.
And there's a whole set of questions on leverage.
A final set of questions dealt with a greenway project selected by the responding local authority.
A second set of questions dealt with the status of the greenway concept.
These two sections are structured around a common set of questions: How does ethics manifest in questions of data acquisition, data management, and data dissemination?
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