The phrase "a set of bottles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or grouping of bottles, often implying that they are related or intended for a specific purpose.
Example: "For the party, I bought a set of bottles filled with different types of beverages."
Alternatives: "a collection of bottles" or "a group of bottles".
I watched, appalled, as a mother began to line up a set of bottles on the bar, right beside the taps.
Your collection should center on a set of bottles that you can experience throughout the aging process.
Cells from a set of bottles were harvested at different (0 to 18 days) time points and were stored at −80°C until used to isolate RNA to determine gene expression profile by microarray and quantitative RT-PCR, and to perform lipid analysis by TLC.
For this purpose, the participants were requested to identify a bottle containing phenyl-ethyl alcohol [99%, Fluka, Germany, 1∶200 (v/v) diluted in 1,2-propanediol] in a set of three bottles, with the remaining two bottles containing the same volume of solvent (two consecutive trials).
Benjamin Franklin built a set of glass bottles that stored electricity and released it all at once; he called it a battery because, like guns, the bottles fired simultaneously.
But it is also worth taking some time to consider a set of recommended bottles of rosé, which are in one way or another working to distinguish themselves.
Or buy a set of little bottles of food coloring, which you can use for all kinds of projects such as tie-dyed cake.
Determining the clinical significance of CNS is difficult, and clinicians often consider the number of positive bottles within a set of blood culture bottles in their assessment.
Another, titled "How to Make Garbage Invisible," consists of a set of disposable plastic bottles decorated with stripes of melted black silicon.
In February, the Shrivers decided to test their pipes, and Andrea Varrato, an environmental scientist for a consultancy called Downstream Strategies, arrived at the front door with a set of amber-glass bottles to collect samples.
Singh began collecting in earnest in the mid-1980s, paying $600 for a set of four dozen bottles.
