The phrase "a misleading set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items, information, or data that is deceptive or not accurate.
Example: "The report presented a misleading set of statistics that painted an inaccurate picture of the situation."
Alternatives: "a deceptive collection of" or "an inaccurate group of".
A leading voice against last week's release of the Nunes Memo, Schiff characterized the decision by Republicans and Trump to release the memo as a way "to grant House members access to a profoundly misleading set of talking points drafted by Republican staff attacking the FBI and its handling of the investigation".
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Despite the misleading setting of the holiday sun and the glistening Aegean sea, the anger in Greece is palpable.
Most notable were improvements in total sleep, sleep continuity, and in stage II sleep, although these results are limited by the misleading setting of alfa at the 0.1 level in the paper.
A Koch-brothers funded conservative group, Generation Opportunity, is out with a wildly misleading, pernicious set of ads aimed at sabotaging the Affordable Care Act by discouraging young people from signing up for health insurance exchanges.
In the author's view this is a misleading use of the word "landscape".
A London judge ruled today that the auction house Christie's, which is based here, had provided incomplete and potentially misleading information about a set of urns purchased at auction by the art collector Taylor Thomson for £1.9 million (currently $3.39 million) a decade ago.
A Google spokesperson said: "To protect people from harmful and misleading ads, we have a set of policies which govern what ads we do and do not allow on Google.
The Invention of News is a misleading title, of course.
