The phrase "a set of contingencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of possible events or conditions that may occur in the future, often in the context of planning or decision-making.
Example: "In our project proposal, we outlined a set of contingencies to address potential risks that could impact our timeline."
Alternatives: "a series of conditions" or "a collection of possibilities".
To this end, all CEOs should have in a desk drawer a list of the worst things that could happen and a set of contingency plans.
The task for national and regional leaders, then, is to develop a set of contingency plans for possible climate shocks — what we might call, collectively, Plan Z.
Thus, a solid contingency selection procedure followed by contingency evaluation for a set of selected contingencies must be executed for proper control actions.
This paper provides a method to use AS for providing CR using DR to ensure system stability for a set of credible contingencies, while also satisfying economic and market goals.
The basic idea is that the system is able to withstand a set of selected contingencies, which are supposed to have a significant likelihood of occurrence.
Though the Ministry of Defence today refused to be drawn on any of these issues, a team of specialists at the UK's permanent joint headquarters (PJHQ) in Northwood, north London, is known to have been working on a set of detailed contingency plans, liaising with counterparts in the US military to prepare credible options for action in Syria.
Still, it is difficult to determine the true value of the offers because every proposal has a different set of contingencies and involves a series of payments over years.
For a fair-weather football fan — a fickle partisan, devoted primarily to players, not franchises, and shamefully unwilling to stay committed to a lousy team — each season presents a new set of contingencies.
Rather than follow the current practice of including a list of possible contingencies that must be satisfied, we incorporate a larger set of contingencies in the model and allow contingencies to result in load reductions/outages at a cost.
The paper examines how the combination, or collision, of different interactional and recording modalities, with different categories of recipient, provides speakers with a complex set of contingencies to manage.
