The phrase "a set of commentaries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of explanations or interpretations on a particular subject, often in the context of literature, law, or religious texts.
Example: "The professor assigned a set of commentaries to help us better understand the themes in the novel."
Alternatives: "a collection of commentaries" or "a series of commentaries".
So are the letters only a set of useful commentaries rather than works of art?
It is like a set of episodic commentaries on the action of the film, interpreting or pointing up mood, plot, emotion.
Study with a much larger, separate concordance including a dictionary of Bible and Holy Land atlas of maps, all in one volume, spanning various times in the history of the eastern Mediterranean Sea region, Middle East -- or find a set of Bible commentary books -- all available at bookstores (especially Christian, Jewish and Western-commercial booksellers).
Building on a rich set of commentaries and existing work on the nature and value of privacy, contextual integrity finds in the layer of social analysis the means to distinguish information practices that are acceptable, even commendable, from those that are objectionable.
Beating a set of levels unlocks commentary nodes, and hearing Toby Gard discuss the sort of thought that went into the original game is often fascinating.
Serlio's treatise was influential because it was a practical handbook of classical Greco-Roman style and presented a number of models for copying; it was fundamentally a set of illustrations linked by commentary rather than an essay on aesthetics or archaeology.
De Staat is a setting of and commentary on Plato's Republic, and has been brilliantly deconstructed by Guardian writer Tom Service.
His account serves as a commentary, a set of clues and a melancholy prism for Mr. Neate's larger story of his seven witty, blithe and then increasingly darkened Londoners.
'David' is named in certain manuscripts of three works of philosophy as their author: a set of introductory lectures on philosophy, a commentary on Porphyry's Introduction, and a commentary on Aristotle's Categories that nowadays is attributed to Elias.
We end our commentary with a set of recommendations for future studies using PAS.
