The phrase "a set of conversations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple discussions or dialogues that are grouped together, often in a specific context or topic.
Example: "The research included a set of conversations with experts in the field to gather diverse perspectives."
Alternatives: "a series of discussions" or "a collection of dialogues."
You're trying to invent a set of conversations that somehow you think took place.
...intended to provide the students an illustration of Kiswahili culture and language with a set of conversations between native speakers of Kiswahili". These web pages include online listening files and texts for beginners.
At the heart of her latest Broadway play, "Driving Miss Daisy," is a set of conversations between her snappish title character and James Earl Jones's Hoke, Daisy's chauffeur, whose decades-long friendship with Daisy forces her to face her own prejudice and frailties.
The partnership had its origin in a set of conversations between the BBC and Royal Collection Trust, as both organisations were planning to mark the anniversary in a significant way.
You could also make a set of conversation starter or question cards for inspiration and review them every so often.
The future of work debate has sparked a set of important conversations about how to change fundamental institutions like health care, pensions, and labor organization.
Evidence fueling the search for suspects in the recent attacks on leading Web sites may have been found in a set of online conversations secretly monitored by computer security experts before and during the attacks.
"While a lot of people have focused on who will succeed Congressman Dixon, a quieter set of conversations are going on that pertain to whether there will be anything left to run for".
Not long before the missile firings, in January, a former Clinton administration defense official had reported to Lake on a disquieting set of conversations he had held in Beijing.
His wife, Anice Terhune, ceased receiving the royalties after she surrendered the rights to them, along with those of Bruce and His Dog in exchange for E.P. Dutton agreeing to publish and perpetually print her work Across the Line, a supposed set of conversations she had with her late husband.
In the second experiment, pairs of participants were invited to carry out a set of interactive videotelephony conversations using different conversational scenarios.
