The phrase "a set of concessions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing compromises or agreements made in negotiations or discussions.
Example: "During the negotiations, both parties agreed to a set of concessions to reach a mutually beneficial agreement."
Alternatives: "a series of compromises" or "a collection of agreements".
Magoffin's plan was to unite the slave states around a set of minimum concessions to see if the North would accept them as an alternative to war.
Mr. Almunia did not give Google a deadline for presenting a new set of concessions, according to a person with direct knowledge of Mr. Almunia's letter who spoke anonymously.
This agreement involved a complex set of concessions from the university in areas as diverse as open space, traffic, financial support for schools and land for community services.
Smith will need a considerable set of concessions from owners to sway his constituents, who are concerned about the injury risks two more games may generate.
DealBook » European Officials to Test NYSE and Deutsche Merger Concessions | European regulators plan to seek views from third parties on the proposed merger between NYSE Euronext and Deutsche Börse, after the exchanges submitted a new set of concessions with the hope of getting approval for the deal, Reuters reports.
The tip off was Tsipras's impulsive appeal to the Troika last Tuesday, two days after the referendum had been announced, whereby he offered a new set of concessions (ultimately rejected).
In December 2002, with US Airways then under bankruptcy protection, Mr. Bronner threatened to liquidate the airline if the unions did not agree to an additional set of concessions.
There is frustration with poor countries, mainly those in Africa, who have demanded a set of more than 80 concessions and exemptions and are refusing to negotiate on them, let alone put them in a list of priorities.
