The phrase "a modern set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items, concepts, or tools that are contemporary or up-to-date.
Example: "The company has developed a modern set of tools to enhance productivity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a contemporary collection of" or "a current array of".
"But to secure what they really went into Tahrir Square for, there needs to be economic growth, a modern set of thinking, and a more diversified economy".
I quickly discovered that many of my students saw the past only in relation to modern achievements, and when writing, their analyses separated ancient ideas from their historical context and judged them against a modern set of criteria.
The trio write: "We, our predecessors and other bodies of the Council of Europe, OSCE and the United Nations, have called on the Italian authorities for decades to reform anachronistic legislation which stifles criticism and muzzles the media toward a modern set of provisions which would strengthen free expression by removing prison sentences and excessive fines".
In other words, just as as Clever (and LearnSprout) have created a modern set of REST APIs to unlock student data from the lumbering, closed datasets of Student Information Systems, Eligible is doing the same for healthcare eligibility.
This state of affairs was unsatisfactory to the director, Samuel Moore, who had for several years contemplated purchasing a modern set of steam machinery for the production of coins from the Soho Mint in Birmingham, England, founded by coining pioneer Matthew Boulton.
The Guthrie production used a modern setting to tell their version of the story.
The one thing we do know is that the state's lack of a comprehensive, modern set of oilfield regulations makes that infinitely harder to achieve.
FDA regulations for devices are different from those for drugs, with a more modern set of rules, largely owing to the fact that the device regulations were crafted in the 1970s.
It's not a story that's often seized upon (Garden State did it badly; Adventureland did it well), but through a typically modern set of circumstances, I've found myself back on the same West London streets where I grew up.
This guaranteed a comprehensive modern set of diagnostic tools necessary to evaluate patients with AFP.
In this case, the tale of Troilus, a Trojan warrior, and his doomed love for Cressida is aided by a cast so young it looks practically teenage and a modern setting full of iPhones, gaucheness and a kind of petulance that, before this production, I had considered specific to the 21st century – but now assume that Shakespeare identified in the late-adolescents of 1602.
