The phrase "a set of black" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a collection of items that are black in color, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "I bought a set of black shoes for the event."
Alternatives: "a collection of black" or "a group of black items".
Thus we come to a set of black dress variations, elaborate gowns said to be inspired by the mourning dress of the late Victorians.
Warner pointed to the back of the paper path, where the fuser was situated: a set of black rubber rollers heated to three hundred and eighty-five degrees.
In the kitchen is a set of black leather and chrome Corbusier chairs – one of the first things they bought together, 30 years ago.
The study uses a set of black and white aerial photographs and high-resolution satellite images which differ in quality and resolution, to investigate forest successional patterns and their implications for informed ecosystem and land rehabilitation management.
On Monday at 7 a.m., with commuters streaming in from Greenwich, Conn., and Westchester County, a few hired hands peeled back a set of black curtains to unveil the home.
Other voices emanate from a reprise of Mr. Giorno's "Dial-a-Poem" of the late '60s, a set of black phones connected to recordings of poetry by the likes of John Ashbery, Allen Ginsberg and Patti Smith.
In this paper, we show how to automatically generate a distributed adaptor for a set of black-box components.
In 2006, four years after starting his business, Mr. Cauley decided his staff needed a set of black-and-white rules.
In place of a traditional landscape mural, a set of black-and-white art works in wooden frames ran the length of the room.
But a couple of new faces had turned up, one of them obscured by a wool cap pulled down to meet a set of black-framed glasses.
County were the 1903 donors of a set of black-and-white-striped shirts to the boys' club which was to grow into the one and only, and massive Juve.
