The phrase "a set of checks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection or group of verification processes or assessments.
Example: "Before finalizing the project, we need to complete a set of checks to ensure everything is in order."
Alternatives: "a series of checks" or "a collection of checks".
The deal went ahead with a set of checks put in place by BT and government to make sure there was no risk that the Chinese company would act on behalf of the Chinese state by installing back-doors.
The founding fathers somehow conspired to achieve a set of checks and balances that kept this elusive source of power alive across a broad coalition of conflicting egos, methodologies, philosophies, and agendas.
"Usually a guy would write out a set of checks, written in denominations of fives, tens, twenties and possibly fifties, because these would be easier to negotiate.
As a general rule, we need to take care not to reduce the effectiveness of a decision-making process which is already subject to a large number of constraints by applying a set of checks and balances of varying degrees of rigidity.
The two methods were validated using a set of check points and were subsequently compared.
A set of check nodes is denoted as CND for check node decoder.
A set of check-off points of essential information is recommended as an introduction in the referral letter.
The records included a bank statement and a set of canceled checks for Components Ltd. that were made available to The New York Times for review by someone associated with Mr. Hsu.
"What happened in the Roaring Nineties," Mr. Stiglitz writes, "was that a set of longstanding checks and balances -- a balance between Wall Street, Main Street (or High Street, as it is called in the United Kingdom), and labor; between Old Industry and New Technology, government and the market -- was upset, in some essential ways, by the new ascendancy of Finance".
We introduced a set of quality checks that assess reliability of noninvasive fMRI mappings utilized for clinical purposes.
