The phrase "a set of disappointing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of things that are found to be unsatisfactory or not meeting expectations.
Example: "After reviewing the results, I found a set of disappointing outcomes that we need to address."
Alternatives: "a series of disappointing" or "a collection of disappointing".
Back in 1992, after a another set of disappointing results, we suggested that Sony's diversification into tangential product lines, such as Mini Discs and film-making, was damaging the firm's performance back then as well.Sony: Double or quitsTOKYOMay 30th 1992WHEN the chips are down, the gambler in Sony invariably comes to the fore.
Shares of Groupon tumbled nearly 30 percent by early afternoon on Friday, to a low of $2.76, after the company posted yet another set of disappointing quarterly results.
REUTERS A Run on Groupon's Shares as Growth Slows Again | Shares of Groupon tumbled 28 percent by midday on Friday, to a low of $2.82, after the company posted yet another set of disappointing quarterly results.
Furthermore, he now expects only a modest pick-up next year, with growth of 2-2.5% in 2006, a lower rate than he predicted in March.Along with a spluttering economy, Mr Brown had to own up to another set of disappointing figures on the public finances.
Another year, another set of disappointing child poverty figures.
By John Cassidy July 6 , 2012Another "Jobs Friday," another set of disappointing figures for the White House.
The debt-laden directories group is down 0.82p to 5.08p or nearly 14% after another set of disappointing results.
But prosecutors were unable to secure a conviction against any of the defendants.The World Bank fined two subsidiaries of Alstom, a French engineering company, for allegedly offering bribes to secure a contract in Zambia, and barred the subsidiaries from future projects.Hewlett-Packard released another set of disappointing quarterly earnings.
Big N today released [PDF] another set of disappointing results for the first nine months of its fiscal year April to December 20111).
AFTER a disappointing performance in the London Olympics, Australia should be cheered by a set of triumphs in a more testing environment: the Economist Intelligence Unit's latest liveability ranking.
