The phrase "a set day" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific, predetermined day for an event or activity.
Example: "We have decided to hold the meeting on a set day next week to ensure everyone can attend."
Alternatives: "a fixed date" or "a designated day".
Alfred comes once a week on a set day and time, and then again two days later.
We know that when Khashoggi visited the consulate to take care of some paperwork, he was instructed to return on a set day the following week.
The famous seat in the Botanic Gardens where Will and Lyra agreed to meet, each in their own world, on a set day in June every year, was next.
In mode 2, the raster maps of the daily sum of solar irradiation (in watt hours per square meter per day) are computed as an integration of irradiance values that are calculated within a set day.
Therefore, take some time to communicate your initial plans for retirement including the fact that you won't be making any major decisions regarding downsizing, moving, taking on a major renovation, making a large gift to a community foundation or family member, or locking in a set day and time to watch the grandkids every week.
Each sitter makes the journey across London to his studio on a set day, sixty two weeks a year without fail.
The closest Burroughs came to winning a set Tuesday was when the doubles team of Alicia Singhanate and Katie Lee lost a tie-breaker to Leona Torosian and Natalie Pickles, 7-6 (8-6).
The annual festival was anchored by Janet Jackson making a triumphant return to the spotlight for a standout set Saturday evening.
Now, he will have to win a fifth set Tuesday to keep his hopes of a second straight title here alive.
The record for a monohull, set Monday, is subject to confirmation and ratification by the International Sailing Federation.
That's still above the previous trading high of $92.22 a barrel, set Friday.
