The phrase "a set of bilateral" is not complete and lacks context, making it unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing agreements, relationships, or negotiations that involve two parties.
Example: "The two countries established a set of bilateral agreements to enhance trade and cooperation."
Alternatives: "a series of bilateral" or "a collection of bilateral".
In the past few years it has gone much further by negotiating a set of bilateral agreements with the EU.
More likely, they say, is a set of bilateral loans or loan guarantees from richer countries like Germany.
In 2000 a set of bilateral accords, including free movement of workers between the EU and Switzerland, was approved in a referendum.
And short-term "fast-start" finance, meanwhile, is proceeding through a set of bilateral and multilateral channels without the necessity for any central clearing-house.
The United States has a set of bilateral alliances (with Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines), a military commitment to the defense of Taiwan, and a stated security interest in preserving access to sea lanes that run through the region.
We focused on a set of bilateral frontotemporal ROIs incorporating frontal and temporal areas [BA44, BA45, BA47, Heschl's gyrus (HG), posterior superior temporal sylcus (pSTS), supramarginal gyrus (SMG), and superior, middle, and inferior temporal gyri (STG, MTG, ITG)].
It was because a set of hardcore bilateral strategic interests had converged.
Rather, Washington managed its relations with European states through a set of mainly bilateral relations.
These data indicate that during a set of 10RM of bilateral leg press exercise there is a decrease in power output which is associated with a decrease in the contribution of PCr and/or an increase in muscle lactate.
In the meantime, a new set of bilateral negotiations between the superpowers had begun in 1982 with the aim of reducing rather than merely limiting their arsenals of nuclear warheads and launch platforms (missiles and bombers).
The present description of the metabolic response to a single set of bilateral leg press exercise is of importance in the search for a better understanding of the factors that limit performance in this type of exercise and would help to compose a scientifically-based and well-balanced training program that improves knee extension performance in trained athletes or knee injured people.
