The phrase "a set of institutional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of institutions or organizational structures that serve a specific purpose or function.
Example: "The study examined a set of institutional frameworks that govern environmental policy in various countries."
Alternatives: "a collection of institutions" or "a group of organizational structures".
Mr. Angresano said, "We are establishing a set of institutional habits — academics, time management, self-motivation — that are going to make going to college a nonnegotiable part of life".
A broad EU-wide recession, which could hit eastern Europe hard, would end such happy effects.An Irish conundrumBrussels is also full of people who see the financial crisis as proof that Europe needs the Lisbon treaty, a set of institutional changes meant to make it quicker and easier to pass new EU laws.
Here we present a set of institutional design principles as a first tentative step in this direction.
Overall, we show that institutional pressures do more than provide a set of institutional constraints for "embedded agency": More fundamentally, cultural shifts constitute firms as actors.
The external contour includes a set of institutional, methodological, instrumental and organisational tools to ensure alignment and sustainable development of project culture of organizations in the industry.
This study is a pioneer in decomposing the abstract concept of Chinese context into a set of institutional logics with respect to Triple Helix development.
Lionel Jospin, the French prime minister, has pledged to wrap up France's six-month stint with a set of crucial institutional reforms that will enable the Union to take in a dozen new members, mainly from the east.
In sum, for Pogge, a set of global institutional arrangements is unjust if it foreseeably perpetuates large-scale human rights deficits that could reasonably be avoided through feasible institutional modifications.
For instance, an important shock occurring in a given country (say a coup) is likely to affect simultaneously a large set of institutional quality measures (say corruption, accountability and government efficiency).
The privatisation programme is also embedded in a wider set of institutional reforms.
A core set of institutional shareholders will take 33% of the capital, with another bank, Crédit Agricole, at the top of the list with 10%.
