The phrase "a set of combat" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is unclear and does not convey a specific meaning, as "combat" is typically not used in a countable form.
Example: "The military prepared a set of strategies for the upcoming combat operations."
Alternatives: "a series of battles" or "a collection of conflicts".
Whatever DARPA may be looking at, there's absolutely no concrete plans for any aircraft remotely big enough to pack a set of piloted combat aircraft.
They all have to have a common set of combat skills.
Characters are customizable each has a unique set of combat moves, about half of which can be equipped at any given time.
As part of a set of tools to combat illegal immigration, however, physical barriers could help.
An arbitrarily considered outcome is a set of the total combat effectiveness of a factory.
In the year 2000, the WHO and United Nations developed a set of Millenium Development Goals to combat the most serious threats to human life and welfare; maternal health was ranked among one of the most important issues to address and significantly improve by 2015 [ 3].
Replacing the MDGs are the Sustainable Development Goals, a set of 17 goals to combat poverty, inequality and climate change by 2030 – with ending extreme poverty for all people everywhere, a key target.
Now their victims have access to TIMESUP – which promises to provide both a legal defense fund and a set of positive efforts to combat predation.
This expanded set of combat operations reflects a growing consensus among American military commanders and Iraqi government officials that the insurgencies in the two nearby cities are linked and must be quelled at the same time.
The west's leading industrial countries have agreed a set of core principles designed to combat tax evasion and reveal the true owners of shadowy companies.
Philpott's resignation marks a fresh blow to the Trudeau government, which had hoped to shift focus from the scandal on Monday with a set of announcements on plans to combat climate change.
