The phrase "a set of largest" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not usable because it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "We need to identify a set of largest values from the dataset to analyze the trends."
Alternatives: "a collection of largest" or "a group of largest".
There's also a set of large, lush color prints made from recently discovered slides.
Set-lunch menu £28 Hanging from the ceiling at Dinner by Heston Blumenthal is a set of large wooden sculptures.
But the principal work is a set of large-format illustrations for "Little Red Riding Hood and Lewis Carrolll's "Alice in Wonderland" stories.
The New Yorker, August 22 , 1959P. 24 A partner in an advertising firm went out recently to inspect a set of larger offices, which a renting agent recommended.
This threatens to squeeze the vegetation to the point where it becomes less an immersive experience and more a set of large herbaceous borders.
Where she looks most herself is in collage; a set of large collages on canvas from the early 50's have raw density or explosive buoyancy.
A partner in an advertising firm went out recently to inspect a set of larger offices, which a renting agent recommended.
Martin was wandering around the smaller, dark chapel, quietly inspecting a set of large paintings, punctuated by portraits, self-portraits, and images of Emilia.
It includes a series of prints based on collages of newspaper clippings, produced in 1969-70; a set of large sculptural assemblages made of junk metal in 1986-87; and, from 2003, a series of expansive photomontages.
A jawbone complete with a set of large pearly molars, discovered in a cave in Romania, is the earliest fossil evidence yet found of modern humans in Europe, scientists reported last week.
And enjoy a colourful new computer courtesy of one of Britain's leading contemporary artists... We've also made the images available as a set of large-format files, if you'd prefer to print them out.
