The phrase "a set of introductory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of introductory materials, concepts, or elements related to a specific topic or subject.
Example: "The course includes a set of introductory lectures that cover the basics of programming."
Alternatives: "a collection of introductory" or "a series of introductory".
Trump and Kim met on a red carpet at the entrance to the hotel, where they posed in front of American and North Korean flags before moving indoors for a set of short introductory remarks to a group of assembled journalists.
For generations, young women entering college have lived in fear of the "freshman 15" -- not a difficult set of introductory courses, but the amount of weight female students are said to gain in their first year.
A random set of introductory letters requested that the questionnaire had to be completed by a member of the household between the ages of 15 25 years [ 10].
A set of pre-specified, introductory poses were taught for 16 weeks, followed by 16 weeks of an intermediate pose series [ 6].
In the process of initial course design, we defined a set of learning outcomes for introductory molecular and cell biology that encompassed both "traditional" concepts covered in such courses and the ability to apply a particular set of quantitative skills to biological problems.
The icon is used when there is no set of introductory pages for a group, but rather a single page with a cladogram on it.
The recommended set of introductory check-off points can serve as a checklist for GPs when writing a referral letter and can outline essential information for specialists.
Activities primarily focused on the set of introductory exercises in The Avida-ED Lab Book that student teams completed, and an independent investigation in which student teams designed and carried out their own experiments using Avida-ED.
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Copies of the memorandum of agreement were sent to the orchestras and musicians over the weekend, together with an introductory letter that includes a set of starkly worded "shared fundamental beliefs about our industry" that led to the discussions.
