The phrase "a set of cable" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in the sentence, "I bought a set of cable to complete my home theater system."
Univision and Televisa jointly own a set of cable channels called TuTv.
A set of cable supports called tiebacks, like hundreds that have been installed around the site already, are being threaded through the wall just above an embankment that has recently been yielding human remains.
For another scenic perspective of Rio de Janeiro, ride a set of cable cars to the nearly 1,300-foot 1,300-footsummitoff Mountain.
But, if his villainy does indeed raise the stakes, it also ties the show to a set of cable-TV conventions, making Malvo the sort of philosophical assassin who spools out speeches about predators and apes and women raped by Rottweilers.
But if you simply must include a set of cables with your players, how about a set of component cables or even an HDMI cable?
A set of cables actuated by winches and guided by pulleys on the base frame are attached to the moving-platform.
Jaeger came up with a set of cables that sprang from the Borg's knuckles and buried themselves in the crewmember's neck.
When the show débuted, it struck many casual viewers as another anti-hero drama, the latest in a set of vicarious cable thrill-rides that let viewers experiment with how it might feel to be a truly free man, the "one who knocks," released from society's corny notions of virtue — the existential winner.
Moreover, we are given a set of access cable types, each with a cost per unit length and a capacity such that the cost per capacity decreases from small to large cables, and a core cable type of infinite capacity.
The company has developed an interactive channel guide and a set of digital-cable tools called the Microsoft TV Foundation that lets cable operators upgrade services without swapping out cable boxes.
After returning to his car, the man tied a set of jumper cables around his neck.
