The phrase "a set of early" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items, events, or concepts that are considered to be early in some context, such as early findings, early works, or early stages.
Example: "The researchers published a set of early results from their study, which provided valuable insights into the phenomenon."
Alternatives: "a collection of early" or "a group of early".
It includes includes a set of early photographs of central Tibet and Lhasa as well as images from Harrison Forman's expeditions to northern Tibet between 1932 and 1937.
Later on, his prized possessions included a set of early gold coins minted in the Carolinas by the Bechtlers, a family of 19th century metallurgists.
After that the audience clapped for everything: a set of early 20th-century British songs, a set of Schumann, three Britten folk songs and, somewhat incongruously, a set of Tosti.
A set of early vignettes, "Trois Pieces" (1961), reveals the influence of several post-war European avant-garde styles and Mr. Andriessen's disinclination to choose just one: the thorny angularity of the opening "Promenade" gives way to staccato pointillism and darting themes in "Fracas".
A set of early performance/song works were presented.
The future yields were simulated with a set of early, mid-season and late planting dates.
"It's hard to decide what's the coolest thing to look at," he said, thoughtfully, as he examined a set of early-twentieth-century stereoscopic color cards of severe dermatological problems, created by a Dr. Ringforth.
A set of earlier and more modest tax increases was scheduled, permitting buildup of a reserve.
Interestingly, a set of "early-response genes" is repressed in all brain regions during pregnancy and postpartum stages.
LCA is a set of early-onset blinding diseases that are characterized by early and severe retinal dystrophy and low visual acuity practically from birth.
To address this potential disparity in therapeutic effectiveness, we gathered a set of early-stage breast cancer biopsies from patients who received anthracycline-based chemotherapeutic regimens and had >10 years of follow-up.
