The phrase "a set of grants" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to multiple grants that are grouped together for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "The university received a set of grants to support its research initiatives in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a collection of grants" or "a group of grants".
Since then, we've created a set of grants that focus on prisoners' rights related to the disease, including one that ensures inmates leaving Rikers have access to high quality medical care.
He was also concerned that the agency withheld funding for a set of grants mainly awarded to Gilman's former institution, UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.
"I have a set of grants that I need to read for study section and it's taken me all day just to get through one guy's preliminary data.
First, the bill would convert the Affordable Care Act's coverage expansion money into a set of direct grants to states ― grants that would start in 2020 and, critically, would expire after 2026.
And although he embraced certain policies popular within the GOP, such as special insurance pools for patients with preexisting medical conditions, he steered clear of other ideas he has supported, including the transformation of Medicaid from an entitlement program for lower-income people to a set of block grants to states.
The Bush campaign estimates that 18m people will take up the full credit, but that number may be vastly understated.By contrast, Mr Gore would expand the State Children's Health Insurance Programme, a set of block grants made to states by the federal government to insure poor children, to reach 1m families living just above the poverty line.
A different set of grants is aimed at restoring oyster habitat to curb pollution in more troubled waters.
A second set of grants is intended to strengthen institutional support for low-income students, including a $13 million award to MDRC, a nonprofit education research organization, to expand its performance-based scholarships for low-income college students.
The Bertarelli Program in Translational Neuroscience and Neuroengineering, a collaborative program between Harvard Medical School HMSS) and the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland, has announced a new set of grants worth $3.6 million for five research projects.
The Sutton Trust called for a comprehensive set of grants, loans and support for poorer students.
The Rural Information Center Health Service has information on funding opportunities--I found a great set of grants and scholarships links through their Funding Resources page.
