The phrase "a set of appointments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple scheduled meetings or engagements.
Example: "I have a set of appointments lined up for the day, including a meeting with the marketing team and a lunch with a client."
Alternatives: "a series of meetings" or "a collection of engagements."
A set of doveish appointments could soon dissipate the Fed's inflation-fighting credibility.
"They are a brilliant set of appointments," said Heseltine, his voice laced with acid, "because they can come up with the answers that escape me".
A set of Virginia Woolf's appointment books, at Peter Harrington Antiquarian Bookseller, includes several palm-size journals handmade by Woolf.
But if presidents got a set number of appointments that almost certainly couldn't be blocked by the Senate, maybe Republican senators wouldn't feel pressured to confirm him before the midterms, and maybe Democrats would be reassured that if they defeated Trump in 2020 they would be able to reverse the rightward drift of the country.
WASHINGTON — President Obama had the lawful power to consider the Senate to be on a lengthy absence — even though it considered itself to be meeting regularly — when he made a set of highly disputed recess appointments last week, the Justice Department concluded in a legal memorandum disclosed on Thursday.
Page A11 APPOINTMENTS DEFENDED President Obama had the lawful power to consider the Senate to be on a break -- even though it considered itself to be meeting regularly -- when he made a set of highly disputed recess appointments, the Justice Department concluded.
Though this rhetoric is perhaps standard fare for conservatives willing to rail against environmental conservation in the name of unrestricted trade and production, Upton was once hoped by some to be the silver lining on a set of GOP committee chair appointments seemingly loaded with headstrong conservative idealists.
But coming in conjunction with the impending tax cut, a new energy plan, a set of conservative executive and judicial appointments and other pieces of a White House agenda that looked far less bipartisan, the commencement talk was widely interpreted not as a plan for action but as part of a conscious strategy to woo Roman Catholic supporters.
After making an appointment, a set of questionnaires will be sent to the parents.
Between his small-town Pennsylvania youth, his heady college years at M.I.T. and his affluent Connecticut middle age, Owen comes off as a heraldic figure, a broad generational composite, whose hypothetical coat of arms might feature a set of golf clubs, a leather-bound appointment calendar and a station wagon.
