The phrase "a healthy set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or group of items, qualities, or characteristics that are beneficial or positive in nature.
Example: "To maintain a balanced lifestyle, it's important to have a healthy set of habits, including regular exercise and a nutritious diet."
Alternatives: "a robust collection of" or "a strong array of".
Neither a good pump nor a healthy set of lungs is required.
A sixth victory in seven for James Foster's team – who closed on 198 for three – allied to a healthy set of bonus points would earn them promotion if Hampshire fail to win against Glamorgan.
The Austro-Hungarian Haydn Orchestra has a healthy set of horn players, but the string detail was rough and imprecise and the orchestral color as a whole gray and undistinguished.
(Tough Mudder's Web site describes marathons as "boring," and adds, "Road-running may give you a healthy set of lungs, but will leave you with as much upper body strength as Keira Knightley").
"Even if you have a healthy set of lungs," said Martin, who specializes in research on the marathon, "you still might be sensitive to foreign substances in the air, so we are trying to cope with a very serious issue".
Yohji Yamamoto's own line of clothing sometimes makes you feel as if you are too stupid to understand it, but the Y-3 collaboration gives the designer a healthy set of limits for his ideas to have more popular appeal.
Many who cherish the contribution of Church authority and see in the taboos a healthy setting of limits may find this idea repugnant.
Ideally, there would also be substantial rebalancing within the euro area, with countries facing the harshest austerity exporting much more to a healthier set of core economies.That's happening, but not at all to the necessary extent.
A1 Meth Takes a Toll on Teeth Unlike other drugs or candies or vices in most dentists' memories, methamphetamine seems to be taking a unique and horrific toll inside its users' mouths, turning a perfectly healthy set of teeth into ruin.
The redemption is tacked on at the end, when he urges black Americans to embrace "innate entitlement," which he fuzzily defines as "an unconstrained, essentially healthy set of deep-rooted feelings that are essential to one's sense of self-worth".
"We didn't have the same kind of profit from player sales that we had in the previous season and that explains the slight reduction in profit, but this is a very solid, very healthy set of results and it gives us a good platform to move forward from".
