The phrase "a set of lies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or group of false statements or deceptions.
Example: "The politician was caught in a scandal involving a set of lies that misled the public."
Alternatives: "a series of falsehoods" or "a collection of untruths."
Warsi said the image in the poster was "perpetuating a set of lies about who those people are, where they were going, suggesting they were coming to the United Kingdom".
"History is a set of lies agreed upon".
Napoleon Bonaparte once famously observed "history is a set of lies agreed upon".
"What is history, but a set of lies agreed upon?" is a quotation usually attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte, although ironically it's not clear whether or not he ever actually said it.
Geoffrey Rendon told jurors during closing arguments that the officers conspired to deliver Alarcon to the court system "based on a set of lies". The prosecution's key evidence was the video.
He gave an infinite algorithm to solve this problem using a new notion of the composition (later the ' s -polynomial' in Buchberger's terminology [65, 66]) of two Lie polynomials and a new notion of completion of a set of Lie polynomials (adding nontrivial compositions; the critical pair/completion (cpc-) algorithm in the later terminology of Knuth and Bendix [138] and Buchberger [67, 68]).
Do a set of lying leg rotations.
We examine a set of points lying on the same side of the line (CD).
The resulting dataset is a "structured" point cloud, that is a set of points lying in a 3D space, and associated to a pixel of the acquisition grid.
This cubic design is characterized by a set of points lying at the midpoint of each edge and a replicate centre point of the multidimensional cube (George Box 1960).
But we totally lose sight of the fact that there were a set of under lying causes and contributing factors that made that family incapable of handling that child and that the sometimes necessary "cure of removal" has most likely further traumatized children.
