The phrase "a set of attached" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or documents that are connected or linked together in some way.
Example: "Please review a set of attached documents that provide further details about the project."
Alternatives: "a collection of attached" or "a group of attached".
These include the latitude and longitude in a set of attached numbers called the EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) values.
He answers my question empirically, though, driving to the water's edge at Birling Gap and stopping before a coast-guard barracks that, like a motel, is a long narrow terrace, a set of attached "cottages".
Draw a set of attached rectangles to make the muffler.
In 2006, the university began a new phase of replacement and renovation in the neighborhood, in which $2.5 million was spent to renovate four existing structures, including a duplex, as well as to build a five-unit set of attached townhouses.
This thermal numerical model was validated by comparing its predictions with the records provided by a set of thermocouples attached to a plate subjected to flame straightening.
This diagram shows that each BIM Artefact, which itself may be made up of one or more structured or unstructured data files or IFC objects, has a set of metadata attached to it allowing it to be properly managed.
There he wore a set of mirrors attached to a harness as shown in the figure allowing, and forcing, him to see his body from above.
During the experimental sessions, the experiment was projected on a screen in the MRI scanner, allowing the participants to view the experiment via a set of mirrors attached to the head coil.
LPS is a glycolipid consisting of a 'lipid anchorhor within the bilayer, and a set of covalently attached distal 'core' saccharides (Raetz and Whitfield, 2002).
One way to find the species information is to look for MeSH headings, which are a set of keywords attached to a published article.
Each of these 200+ algorithms has a set of questions attached to them; their purpose is to ascertain the caller's symptoms and provide them with the most appropriate advice and course of action[ 28].
