The phrase "a set of central" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of core elements or components that are fundamental to a particular subject or context.
Example: "The research focused on a set of central themes that emerged from the interviews conducted with participants."
Alternatives: "a collection of key" or "a group of core".
The discussions, occasionally contentious, circled in on a set of central questions: Should the United States promote democracy?
During 1952 54 the Chinese established a central planning apparatus and a set of central ministries and other government institutions that were close copies of their Soviet counterparts.
Allsopp's action, then, has the kind of cheesy appeal of a politician who talks about "commonsense values", as if there were a set of central tenets so obvious they barely need articulating.
Some reference to a set of central causal factors is needed.
In addition, we have used a set of central PSFs modelling the Wide Field Camera of the Hubble Telescope in the year 1991, before being fixed, as a realistic (and, at a certain moment, useful) SV restoration problem.
Each one could communicate to a set of central common services like authentication, A/B testing, the navigation bar, the footer — all of the pieces that every mini code base would need, while allowing the teams building these islands to work independently and not require a huge rebuild every time they added a new element or changed something.
While the production of communication is always situational and within particular disciplines, a set of common, central concepts inform the rhetorical choices we make in those situations.
Self-confidence is one of the elements of active coping, a set of behaviors central to executive success that I've identified in my work assessing executives for senior leadership roles.
One possibility is that these 15 exons represent a set of alternative "central" exons allowing for a set of 15 similar, but distinct, two zinc finger domain Pclob isoforms to be expressed.
A lack of discontinuous changes in the pattern of speed-dependent locomotor characteristics in a hypogravity environment) is consistent with the idea of a continuous shift in the state of a given set of central pattern generators, rather than the activation of a separate set of central pattern generators for each distinct gait [ 19].
In aerobic aromatic degradation, a broad range of peripheral reactions transforms a huge variety of compounds to a restricted set of central intermediates, which are subject to ring-cleavage and subsequent funnelling into the Krebs cycle.
