The phrase "a new set of documents" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of documents that have been recently created or compiled.
Example: "The team has prepared a new set of documents for the upcoming project review."
Alternatives: "a fresh collection of documents" or "a revised group of documents."
The correspondence is revealed in a new set of documents in the online BBC Archive.
We need a strategy that's more generic, not a new set of documents.
Last week, I wrote about a new set of documents the Electronic Privacy and Information Center EPICC) obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, revealing research proposals to bring full-body scanners to train stations, mass transit, and public events.
A newer set of documents, made public Sunday, evinces that Facebook executives had been concerned as early as 2011 about the company's approach to handling third-party apps, U.K. officials said.
And if the interest rate changes even marginally before the settlement date, a new set of disclosure documents must be given to borrowers, restarting the review process.
If, during the processing of the loan, the costs change the effective rate of interest by one-eighth of a percentage point, a new set of disclosure documents must be issued, and the loan cannot close for at least another three days after that point.
A massive new set of documents believed to be legitimate just hit the organization's website.
Julian Assange and WikiLeaks have released a sprawling new set of documents that appear to detail the CIA's powerful hacking tools — ones that are designed to access every app and message on your phone.
It includes a new set of internal Facebook documents published today – from Six4Three, a software development company involved in a bitter legal dispute with Facebook – that show how Facebook was wheeling and dealing with users' data.
We created an instance of the Acela system specific to each concept class, augmenting the original document set with a new set of untagged full-text documents, bringing the total set of documents to be annotated to 27, five of which are also present in the terminology exploration set.
We trained TEES in a gold-standard set of 20 full text annotated documents, 10 on human embryonic stem cell research (hereafter called CF-hESC), whose entities annotations have been previously published (46) and a new set of 10 full texts documents on kidney stem cell research (hereafter called CF-Kidney).
