The phrase "a set of honest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of things that are characterized by honesty, such as opinions, assessments, or individuals.
Example: "We need a set of honest evaluations to improve our project outcomes."
Alternatives: "a group of sincere" or "a collection of truthful".
It's about agreeing on a clear set of honest labels and then getting publishers, platforms, and social networks to share that information with their users.
Our goal was to systematically create startups in Mexico". By creating protections for consumers and a set of rules for honest businesses to follow, sensible regulatory laws could effectively create and stabilize the crowdfunding market.
At one point, she gets down on the stage floor and does a furious set of honest-to-God push-ups.
Howard expertly nails a woman trying to be liked but masking a set of negative, or even just honest, reactions and emotions that threaten to bubble over.
Finally, in an interaction that participants presumed to be real, they viewed the first name of an online partner, and an avatar that the partner had apparently chosen to present, and then filled out a profile for themselves based on a set of available traits, such as honest, capable, ambitious and helpful.
The experiment was conducted for 50 simulation runs, each time with different randomly generated data set of honest and dishonest recommendations.
It's an honest school with a set of secrets, the mundane manners of living left dormant in museums, archives and the baseboards of the dorms themselves, secrets made magical by mere virtue of their survival.
We report a variety of use cases for such lists, including: restricting retrospective chart review to a defined set of patients; following a set of patients for practice management purposes; distributing "honest-brokered" (deidentified) data; adding phenotypes to biosamples; and enhancing the content of study or registry data.
Our identity, our theology, and our relationships are all inter-mixed in a set of commandments we may find indispensable but also--if we are honest--incredibly difficult to understand and embrace fully.
A lot of good, honest lads but no superstars.
