The phrase "a logical set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items, ideas, or principles that are coherent and make sense together.
Example: "The research presented a logical set of arguments that supported the hypothesis."
Alternatives: "a coherent collection of" or "a rational grouping of".
This online training emphasizes the structural, functional and relational dimensions of interviews delivering a serious diagnosis, and a logical set of recommendations for behavior towards the patient.
The principal ideas of the novel approach are embodied into the DeciMaS framework, that offers a logical set of stages oriented to creation of decision support systems for complex problem management.
Just like the operating system (OS) for your computer, a restaurant needs a logical set of systems that allow it to do business efficiently.
Recently I used an orange medallion car service to get to JFK airport in New York and a taxi to get home from LAX; the public is best served by a variety of services conforming to a logical set of rules.
We employed a logical set of steps that integrates structure prediction software with force field libraries and extended simulations to predict the structures of peptides having non-natural residues and other modifications.
They corrected the pole, but also established a new prime meridian 4° from the center of Claudia, a sharply defined crater 700 meters across, which they say results in a more logical set of mapping quadrangles.
Seems like a very logical set of goals, so I'm not quite sure why AOL didn't try to focus on them itself earlier — or why, if they did, Hale is likely to execute on them better than AOL has.
If the British were German, they would address both sides of the question by an explicit, logical set of constitutional arrangements, specifying what is to be done at each level: European, federal (British), constituent nation (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland), regional, city, local.
He explained that even though algebra had been reduced to a seemingly absurd but logical set of operations, eventually some sort of meaning would be restored.
The next logical set of experiments would involve an acute 3 day oat challenge of patients on a GFD, with blood sampling at 6 days.
Cardenas, where the story begins, is in some ways a logical setting: it sits due south of the Florida Keys, in the path of currents that have carried wave after wave of desperate migrants to the United States.
