The phrase "a set of beaches" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple beaches that are grouped together or considered as a collection.
Example: "During our vacation, we visited a set of beaches along the coast, each with its own unique charm."
Alternatives: "a collection of beaches" or "a group of beaches".
But then my father and I sat down on a set of beach chairs, and although aside from some surfers we were the only people on the beach, a man scurried over after a couple of minutes and insisted we pay for the seats.
Orientation experiments were carried out on a set of sandy beaches of different extension and morphology, each of them in the vicinity of a touristic port, across the Mediterranean coasts.
This spawn starts you in a thick, deep jungle not far from a set of gorgeous beaches.
July 21 , 2016 CIA operatives based in Iraq report that ISIS leader, Baba Ghanoush, Grand Potentate of the Falafel Caliphate, recently ordered a set of cotton beach towels and boogie boards from Amazon which NATO analysts have determined to be a clear indication of an imminent attack on the Syrian coastal resort of Hummus, (known for its spectacular beaches).
Coronado Island, separated from San Diego by a bridge over the bay, is a perfect warm weather destination, with ice cream shops, seafood restaurants, a set of stunningly beautiful beaches, and a historic Victorian-era hotel that makes the area a special summertime treat.
The report calls on theU.S. Environmental Protection Agencyto strengthen a new set of beach water quality standards it is set to finalize this fall.
It ends with a set of top-10 lists of beaches for various tastes and uses.
In December, Chris Herbert — who co-founded the company with Christian Smith in Santa Barbara after one of them lost a set of keys on the beach when surfing (the startup was originally called Phone Halo) — stepped down as the CEO (we believe Smith is still at the company as president).
4 Go over a footbridge and down a set of wooden steps to the beach.
The Monogram Shop, a local boutique that will sew your name onto a set of towels or emboss a beach-house address onto a tissue dispenser, also sells $3 plastic cups with the names of presidential candidates.
Some of the items found on Scottish beaches included a set of rubber teeth, high heels and a bathplug.
