"a set of exercise" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
It should be "a set of exercises" or "an exercise set." This phrase has a specific meaning and can be used when talking about a group or collection of different physical activities or tasks designed for a specific purpose, such as improving fitness or strength. Example: The personal trainer gave me a set of exercises to do at the gym three times a week.
Attacked on entering the building, Roman wakes to find himself tied to a set of exercise bars.
She recently gave birth to her second child, and a few weeks ago she hosted a lunch at the Standard Hotel for the launch of the Pregnancy Project, a set of exercise DVDs that she filmed while she was pregnant.
Today they're launching Goji Play, which is a set of exercise equipment-friendly game controllers that lets you play games while on a treadmill or a bike.
Ask your trainer to create a set of exercise to help you gain an inch in your hips.
He had been doing a set of exercises designed for ladies, to develop the bust.
A plan is put in place, which often involves a set of exercises and movements which need to be completed regularly to strengthen and support the weak areas.
The British pianist Joanna MacGregor loves The Art of Fugue but notes that "a lot of people argue that it's not meant for performance at all – that it's a set of exercises or a philosophical investigation".
They were handed a "passport" that would earn them a pair of red shades, a yo-yo or a Frisbee, once they collected five stamps for completing a set of exercises at the different booths.
For those low on the scale, Dr. Neff suggests a set of exercises - like writing yourself a letter of support, just as you might to a friend you are concerned about.
At the bookstore at City College of New York, the ninth edition of "Chemistry, the Central Science" comes in a $139.25 bundle with no fewer than five supplements: a "math review toolkit," a CD-ROM, a student lecture notebook and booklet of solutions to a set of exercises, and a "peer-led team learning" book.
During the stream, our students worked through a set of exercises designed to help them learn how to read, interpret, and manipulate phylogenetic trees.
