The phrase "a readymade set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pre-prepared or pre-assembled collection of items or ideas that are ready for immediate use.
Example: "The workshop provided participants with a readymade set of tools to help them complete their projects efficiently."
Alternatives: "a pre-assembled collection of" or "a prepared assortment of".
That, this historic show affirms, was how Picabia thought of style: not as an outgrowth of his own creation, but as a readymade set of procedures that he could fiddle with, turn inside out, and finally break apart.
You get a readymade set of buddies to cheer your successes, pass the Kleenex/Jack Daniels when things go wrong, and your group can provide each other with that "if they can do it, so can I" motivation.
Given that such conflicts often extend to the sphere of symbiotic and parasitic interactions with eukaryotes, the latter have access to a "readymade" set of molecular innovations from such systems, which can be recruited to spur the emergence of new interactions in eukaryotic systems.
"It was like I walked into a readymade movie set with the story already laid out in a way," Psihoyos says.
These rocks were a set of readymade metaphors, part of the knowing mythmaking of his own tremendous power, of the rigors of physical training, and of the other men with whom he battled in the ring or else shadow-boxed in the greater history of the sport that Ali was able to manage in real time.
The former polytechnic's teaching and residential buildings have been consolidated in the town centre, bringing with them a readymade group of customers.
The show encompasses an imposing spectrum of Matelli's new works, from hyperrealistic, inverted "Adam" and "Eve -style figurEve -styleet ofiguresrtost's iconic mirror works, to a collection of garden setlpture "readymades".
Allowing folks to have a hands on animation experience with a readymade stage along with some of my characters.
He even designed a computer as a readymade artwork in the early days of digital.
"It provided them with a readymade bogeyman," says John Kampfner, chief executive of Index on Censorship.
Often with only computer-generated imagery (CGI) to show a development's physical structure, the promotion of a readymade lifestyle is regarded as crucial.
