The phrase "a set of directives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of instructions or guidelines that are meant to direct actions or decisions.
Example: "The project manager provided a set of directives to ensure that all team members understood their roles and responsibilities."
Alternatives: "a collection of instructions" or "a series of guidelines".
There was a supporting cast of characters, each with a set of directives.
Institutional practice is not therefore assumed to be a set of directives or other kind of communication of the rights and obligations that obtain as a result of the practice, with its own logic that is logic of the law, a particular way in which enactments or decisions "are meant" to constitute obligations.
As Canada's primary agency tasked with tracking and addressing cyber threats, CSE has a set of directives that deal with how it cooperates with the private sector.
Later in the interview, Maldonado explained how the world of Torn came about: "I was given a set of directives by Feargus Urquhart, Black Isle Studios' division head.
To streamline the new nomenclature initiative from the sNCGGa, a set of directives, addressing the most important issues, has to be provided to allow a better integration of the various, diverse resources into an improved global annotation of the grapevine genome, both at the structural and functional levels.
Such an OS is needed to support OpenMP application: OpenMP is a specification for a set of compiler directives, library routines, and environment variables that can be used to specify high-level parallelism in FORTRAN and C/C++ programs.
The environment is realized through the use of a set of compiler directives, called OpenGR, and is implemented in the present study based on the Omni OpenMP compiler system and Ninf-G grid-enabled RPC system as a parallel execution mechanism.
As the Presidency of the Council just said, the Commission has recommended to the Council that it authorise the Presidency, assisted by the Commission, to open negotiations on the basis of a set of negotiation directives.
The Open specifications for Multi-Processing (OpenMP) define a set of compiler directives, library routines, and environment variables that can be used to specify shared memory parallelism in Fortran and C/C++ programs.
That reflected a new set of directives issued last June by Gen. John R. Allen, then the commander of the International Security Assistance Force.
