The phrase "a poor set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or group of items that are of low quality or inadequate in some way.
Example: "The artist was disappointed with the final exhibition, as it featured a poor set of paintings that did not represent her true talent."
Alternatives: "an inferior collection" or "a subpar group".
America's big banks reported a poor set of quarterly earnings.
Lorne Daniel at finnCap said: A poor set of results – as expected, following the recent trading update.
The convincing win will provide solace to the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, after a poor set of election results overnight in Scotland, England and Wales.
Scotland in particular suffered a poor set of results, with substantial falls in reading and science compounded by a fall in maths.
Of particular interest is Barclays' full-year report tomorrow, after the group disappointed the market with a poor set of interims last year.
Back in the UK, consumer stocks were under pressure, with retailers in particular hit by a Goldman Sachs downgrade and a poor set of figures from Mike Ashley's Sports Direct International, which fell 8.25p to 63.5p.
In spite of these limitations, this study contributes to the empirical literature on sexual and reproductive health of PLWHA in a poor setting, an under-researched topic.
Thus the question remains whether this autonomy and freedom would be equally valued in the case of a woman in a poor setting [ 15].
The volatility of the Republican race and the failure of a clear frontrunner to emerge has led accusations that there is a particularly poor set of candidates this time round.
We chose to screen for ACE only because it is easy to identify in a resource poor setting, is associated with a poorer outcome, and is the criteria for starting AED in most African countries.
This study has led to the development of a tool to measure trust in physicians in a resource poor setting in India.
