The phrase "a set of mandates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of authoritative commands or directives that need to be followed.
Example: "The organization issued a set of mandates to ensure compliance with the new regulations."
Alternatives: "a collection of directives" or "a series of requirements".
School districts must conform to a set of mandates that include teacher evaluations and penalties tied to tests that are not really standard.
Conflating a successful, community-based reform effort with a set of mandates from Washington misunderstands history and risks demeaning the true change agents in communities and schools who have led the effort.
These offices are typically not beholden to a set of mandates forcing investment into a predetermined space and criteria.
"I do not view this agreement as a set of mandates, but rather as a set of opportunities that will enable the LASD to enhance our knowledge, improve our training and raise the bar even higher in regard to our policies and practices," he said.
By city law, every food cart and truck must visit a licensed commissary each day, where a set of mandated cleaning services can be performed.
Traditionally, curricula at most medical colleges were non-integrated, teacher-centered, information gathering, opportunistic, discipline and hospital-based with a set of mandated courses [ 5].
For patients who deny consent, the law mandates collection of a set of mandatory data ("minimal dataset") involving a restricted number of transplant-relevant baseline and endpoint data [ 19].
"Before rushing headlong into a set of new mandates aimed at doubling today's fleet fuel economy, we need to understand better the potential ramifications," Mr. Chalmers said.
It is Mr. Obama's latest use of executive power to press forward in the face of lingering opposition in Congress to repealing the embargo, this time through a 12-page document that essentially transforms what has been a presidential priority into a set of official mandates that will shape United States policy toward Cuba for decades.
Creating a national vision for protecting children requires moving past piecemeal, project-based, and localized initiatives towards a more holistic approach in which a set of core mandates and duties are established.
In April 2010, the NCAA released a set of guidelines mandating that each school establish its own concussion management plan, which must stipulate that a player who shows symptoms of a concussion may not return to practice or play on that day.
