The phrase "a set of certified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or documents that have been officially recognized or validated.
Example: "We have a set of certified documents that prove the authenticity of the artifacts."
Alternatives: "a collection of verified" or "a group of accredited".
The company is releasing a set of certified builds of envoy proxy and other open-source tools to speed the adoption of microservices development in businesses.
Parallel to the sample analysis, a set of certified sample material (CRM 278 Community Bureau of Reference, Commission of the European Communities) was also analysed to ensure reliability.
A set of certified Material samples (DORM-2, National Research Council, Institute for National Measurement Standards, Ont; Canada) spiked with grade concentration of metals was analyzed to ensure the accuracy of metals.
The S3 has a set of Dolby certified speakers, but you'll get better sound out of a thrift store harmonica.
A set of six certified reference materials (National Institute of Standards and Technology NIST 610, NIST 612, NIST 620, and NIST 1830; Corning Museum of Glass Corning B and Corning C) was also analyzed in the same conditions.
A set of four certified reference materials (NIST 610 and NIST 612; Corning Museum of Glass Corning B and Corning D) was also analyzed in the same conditions to calculate the concentrations of major, minor, and trace elements.
As a result, a new set of certified measurements was required.
The concept would be that you would create a global set of certified trust agents acting on behalf of the regulators.
Try contacting a jeweler about the possibility of comparing your pearls to a set of ones that are certified real.
CDM projects are expected to meet a set of requirements prior to the issuance of certified emission reductions by the CDM Executive board.
CircleCI will offer its own set of certified Orbs, as well as those written by its partners.
