The phrase "a set of interwoven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe elements that are intricately connected or intertwined, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The novel presents a set of interwoven narratives that explore the complexities of human relationships."
Alternatives: "a collection of intertwined" or "a series of interconnected".
With "The Three Crowns of the Sailor" (1982), a set of complex, interwoven narratives related by a sailor to a student for the price of three Danish crowns, Mr. Ruiz entered into his mature phase and began attracting international attention.
Actually carrying out such an effort, particularly in a city as vast as Detroit, is like solving a complicated set of interwoven puzzles, as Ms. Winters has discovered over many long days and some nights poring over thousands of pages of maps and statistics in her 23rd-floor downtown office.
8 20-8 23 A.M.: Tunnel my body into a different set of interwoven threads because the first one didn't satisfactorily create the illusion that my body is desirably healthy for copulation as judged by a theoretical stranger whom I may encounter during the day.
He has wisely picked a part of this set of interwoven challenges that should have been addressed much more forcefully by me and others long ago".
The notion of genetic signatures in soil morphology also has implications for the search for extraterrestrial life, and extends the notion of Earth as a set of tightly-coupled, densely interwoven systems.
The overall response of fabric under uniaxial and biaxial tension is computed as the minimum of the total potential energy of the set of interwoven yarns, including the work of reaction forces on the contact zones.
A half-dozen skillfully interwoven subplots create a set of variations on the theme of divided sensibilities tugging one another into states of perpetual unrest and possible happiness.
You cannot look at the organizational chart as a set of individual departments operating separately, but as an interwoven and linked group of people all working for the good of the company.
Doctorow's novels tend to follow a deductive logic, beginning with the great themes of an era (or simply with a set of historical facts) and then dramatizing them in an interwoven ensemble of characters.
A set of algorithms is defined to compute two distinct and heavily interwoven measures, called "hub" and "authority", which reflect the prominence of each actor based on the structural characteristics of his/her network ties.
