The phrase "a set of chambers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection of rooms or spaces, often in a legal or architectural context.
Example: "The building features a set of chambers designed for private meetings and discussions."
Alternatives: "a collection of rooms" or "a group of chambers".
"I came from a set of chambers well known for its human rights law," he says.
The situation is even tougher for prospective barristers, as they seek to persuade a set of chambers to take them on.
It's more of an implied thing, serve your time (usually up to 3-4 yeand) and they'll offer you a training contract if you're good enough AND if you go through the usual training contract application/interviews procedure". The situation is even tougher for prospective barristers, as they seek to persuade a set of chambers to take them on.
Murray was called to the Bar on 23 November 1730, taking a set of chambers at 5 King's Bench Walk.
Maintaining a set of chambers was very expensive, however; as well as paying the rent, the head of chambers would be expected to pay the clerks.
This patronage, and Blackstone's purchase of a set of chambers in the Inner Temple, also transferring to that Inn, were significant steps in his departure from Oxford.
Their new album, plainly titled "Dialogue" (BAG Production), confirms the quiet potency of that bond: It's a set of chamber miniatures fleshed out in real time, in ways that never feel pedantic or forced.
During this period he composed Façade (1923)—a set of pieces for chamber ensemble, to accompany the Sitwells' sister Edith in a recitation of her poetry as well as Sinfonia Concertante for piano and orchestra (1928; revised 1943) and Portsmouth Point (1926), which established his reputation as an orchestral composer.
The momentum transfer Q2=0.025 GeV2 was determined using dedicated low-current (~100pA) measurements with a set of drift chambers before (and a set of drift chambers and trigger scintillation counters after) the toroidal magnet.
For half of the cycle (10 to 15 minutes), fuel and air are passed through a hot checker-brick arrangement in a set of regenerator chambers on one side of the oven.
Cherie Booth, Tony Blair's wife, is a prominent member of a new set of chambers, Matrix, which intends to specialise in this lucrative new arena.Many of the immediate challenges under the new act are likely to be about the right to a fair trial.
