The phrase "a set of cumbersome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of items or tasks that are unwieldy or difficult to manage.
Example: "The project involved a set of cumbersome regulations that made compliance challenging for the team."
Alternatives: "a collection of burdensome" or "a group of unwieldy".
This makes generation of whole-genome alignments from a set of genomic FASTA files cumbersome.
A set of two camera batteries and rock salt treats up to 200 liters of water with no cumbersome filtration pump or unpleasant aftertaste.
Dynamic programming algorithms are traditionally expressed by a set of matrix recurrences a low level of abstraction, which renders the design of novel dynamic programming algorithms difficult and makes debugging cumbersome.
Getting a complete set of medical records can be cumbersome as offices are overwhelmed with requests for copies of records.[11].[11]
Havel was a chubby and awkward child, nicknamed "chrobak" after "a type of cumbersome beetle".
His plan, a bid to reform a notoriously cumbersome set of financing formulas, addresses one issue raised in the court case, but is likely to meet with resistance as the Legislature considers his budget in the coming months.
"Evidence does show monies were commingled, transportation funds were transferred to cover a temporary shortfall in the operating fund, invoices were not turned in for patient airline tickets and a rather cumbersome set of records was maintained," he wrote.
More modern functionality such as supporting online social networks and data analytics are extremely cumbersome to code as a giant set of interdependent MapReduce programs.
But somehow the term seems flat and cumbersome in describing his output, which at this point feels more like a continuing set of questions and proposals than a series of distinct pieces.
A reference set of correctly assigned non-systematic identifiers would allow such an analysis, but may be cumbersome to establish.
