The phrase "a harsh set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of rules, standards, or conditions that are strict or severe.
Example: "The new regulations imposed a harsh set of requirements that all employees must follow."
Alternatives: "a strict array of" or "a severe collection of".
Both argue that tighter border protection helped convince the Australian public to accept a higher refugee intake, justifying a harsh set of policies that has left more than 1,000 people in indefinite offshore detention to deter others attempting to reach Australia by boat.
Inactivation was carried out under high dioxane concentration (60 vol%), weak acidic pH (pH 5) and 37°C, mimicking a harsh set of conditions where all enzyme activity was lost, even in the case of the stabilized derivative.
About a Boy is a logical extension of Hornby's territory, combining the humour and keen perception of his earlier books with a harsher set of facts, a north London landscape slightly reminiscent of Joseph Connolly or Martin Amis.
Even so, buoyed by their victory, the Japanese government replaced the lenient terms for peace which they had relayed to the mediator Ambassador Trautmann prior to the battle with an extremely harsh set of demands that were ultimately rejected by China.
It would also force them to reveal, in certain circumstances, the amount of insurance they have bought to cover potential damages.In this section Valuable Vale Days of wine and tulips LG's woes Exit Carrefour Screen test Wild is the wind Pointers for predators Where print makes profits The wiki way ReprintsAn even harsher set of rules was originally floated in 2008, but met a storm of resistance.
In December, the bank was allowed to repay $20 billion of bailout funds and ended the federal insurance program, allowing its top executives to escape the harsher set of compensation restrictions imposed on banks that received multiple helpings of taxpayer aid.
When everything came into view, I realized almost everyone else was sleeping and the harshest set of the night was underway.
Mr. Möllemann, a strident critic of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel, set off a harsh battle of words last month with a comment suggesting that Mr. Sharon and a prominent German Jew, Michael Friedman, could provoke anti-Semitism.
While Montreal does have a certain set of harsh laws in place designed to fine graffiti artists and the building owners who do not properly deal with graffiti on their buildings, those are laws set in place to keep Canada's most Euorpean city looking clean and pretty.
The documents provide new details about the still-murky early months of the C.I.A.'s detention program, when the agency began using a set of harsh interrogation techniques weeks before the Justice Department issued a written legal opinion in August 2002 authorizing their use.
Both Republicans and Democrats are resigned to let the "sequester" -- a set of harsh budget cuts that could shave more than half a percentage point from economic growth this year and cost a million jobs -- happen, the Wall Street Journal writes.
