The phrase "a set of immutable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or concepts that cannot be changed or altered.
Example: "In programming, a set of immutable objects can help prevent unintended side effects in the code."
Alternatives: "a collection of unchangeable" or "a group of fixed".
The authors, Kathleen Eisenhardt and Donald Sull, recommend creating a set of decision rules, somewhere between a half dozen and a dozen, that are virtually immutable: These are the things the organization stands for and that will guide your decisions.
And even if there were one, the banking industry has shown how remarkably elastic European countries can be in interpreting a single, supposedly immutable set of rules.A better starting-point for Europe might be a set of new EU directives to close loopholes in the existing regulation.
The United States was itself an invention based on a set of disruptive ideas; its Revolution succeeded partly because of the strength of those ideas in the face of a seemingly immutable power that never expected the attack by inferior forces.
He described it as a "language organ," which is equipped with an immutable set of rules — a universal grammar — that is shared by all languages, regardless of how different they appear to be.
Some early Christians, Pagels says, saw their fledgling religion as a process of seeking and transformation, not of adherence to an immutable set of beliefs.
At MIT, I also learned that politics is not an immutable set of processes, relationships, and outcomes.
In this sense, as Mr. Shanks makes clear, the scrolls present some sharp challenges to the traditional view of Judaism as well as of Christianity, especially to the idea of Judaism as an immutable set of beliefs.
Without that, the paper versions of everything from registers to regulations to session laws to chamber journals to statute books – for all their flaws – are the nearest thing to an immutable set of ledgers that exist.
Trait graph is backed by an immutable Set of Edges, which provides effective constant time add, remove, and lookup operations [14].
