The phrase "a genuine set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of items or components that are authentic or real, often in contexts like art, collectibles, or tools.
Example: "The museum displayed a genuine set of ancient artifacts that had been carefully preserved over the centuries."
Alternatives: "an authentic collection" or "a real assortment".
In its investigations into the collapse, the central bank found that Kabul Bank's management maintained two sets of books — a false set in Kabul and a genuine set in Dubai, at the Shaheen Currency Exchange, which was run by Mr. Farnood.
Indeed, in a second letter to Dedekind of August 31, 1899 Cantor pointed out another problem, involving the notion of the cardinal number and implying that one cannot consistently think of the "the set of all conceivable sets", say M. Were M a genuine set, then it would possess a cardinal number m, which would be the maximum cardinal number.
Rather, it is to suggest that the organizations that put a stake in the ground--by articulating a genuine set of values, making them their guide in decision making at every level, and engaging customers in an honest and transparent conversation about where they are when it comes to living up to those values--are the organizations that will win in the future.
This may of course partly represent an abundance of suitable fossil-bearing strata instead of, or as well as, a genuine set of first originations.
Focus groups provided a genuine setting for social interaction while the individual interviews enabled participants to discuss the highly personal experience of displacement that may at times be challenging or painful to speak about.
But the script and its dialogue by John Richardson and Christopher Roach is lifeless and reach for cliché at crisis points where the viewer needs a more original and genuine set up.
It is very important to reflect that true virtue is always within the moment and that there is no genuine set standard of degree of virtue except when a person retrospects or abstracts a cultural system.
On Friday Dayne's great weight-loss experiment goes on exhibit in a genuine game setting.
Although it does not duplicate educating students with real patients in a genuine clinical setting, evidence suggests that it complements learning and thus can be used to prepare students for real patient contact [ 5].
Although simulation does not exactly duplicate clinical challenges or experiences with real patients in a genuine clinical setting, it complements students' learning, and literature suggests that it can be used to prepare students for contact with real patients [ 5].
The strengths of the ROSE study include the large number of patients with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes in a genuine clinical setting in primary health care, and the mean 4.6-year follow-up period for endpoint measurements recorded in nationwide health care registries.
