The phrase "a set of interview" is not correct.
Did you mean "a set of interviews"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple interviews conducted for a specific purpose, such as research or hiring.
Example: "We conducted a set of interviews to gather insights on customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a series of interviews" or "a collection of interviews".
In this case the thieves sent a set of interview questions to the participants while masquerading as Bitfilm Productions.
The framework was partly used to design a set of interview questions that were used with a case study of a human factors team working with the UK defence industry.
For the purposes of this study, this was a set of interview transcripts.
A set of interview guides were developed to explore perceived barriers at the various social ecological levels.
In this paper we report on a set of interview data that formed the third and final stage of a study that explored how non-medical prescribing (NMP) (see overview of NMP in UK) is used across the East of England (EOE) SHA.
Outline a list of desired criteria you want to find in an applicant and write a set of interview questions based on that criteria.
It turns out that Boetticher himself discusses these very matters in a set of interviews with Sean Axmaker.
In the first of this series we'll be conducting a set of interviews with the city's chief planning officers in charge of change in Cardiff.
To celebrate the re-release of the Disney classic, the cast and crew reunited to do a set of interviews on Good Morning America.
Charles Bosk, a sociologist at the University of Pennsylvania, once conducted a set of interviews with young doctors who had either resigned or been fired from neurosurgery-training programs, in an effort to figure out what separated the unsuccessful surgeons from their successful counterparts.
In going on all five major news networks in a set of interviews on Friday night, Mr. Romney claimed that he was not responsible for decisions that Bain Capital made from 1999 — when he began to run the Salt Lake City Olympics — to 2002, when he began to run for governor of Massachusetts.
