The phrase "a set of minor" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a collection of minor items, issues, or details, but it needs to be followed by a noun to clarify what is being referred to.
Example: "The report included a set of minor revisions that needed to be addressed before publication."
Alternatives: "a collection of minor" or "a group of minor" or "a series of minor".
Yet, social movements are trying to tell a different story, redefining intervention as a set of minor acts people can do in their everyday lives to reduce harm online, and provide support to those who are targeted.
A set of minor gaffes by Mr. Romney, related to the staging of his Ford Field speech and a remark he made about Nascar, hurt him at the margins, as well as the fact that he took part of Sunday away from the campaign trail to attend the Daytona 500.
The IIIA consisted of a set of minor changes to the transmitter and receiver with the goal of reducing the minimum range to about 800 feet.
All other Goliaths were gone and the thought that a set of minor Davids might pose problems for the planet's giant was beyond imagining, despite what the previous century's history of decolonization and resistance might have taught them.
A set of minor points are found below.
Each infection also has a set of minor antigenic epitopes 51 and a specific merozoite antigen.
A set of major and minor criteria for CAD has been proposed, out of which a patient needs to fulfil at least three in each group to be considered having CAD [ 6].
Senator Kent Conrad, Democrat of North Dakota and chairman of the Budget Committee, said it might be possible to use the reconciliation procedure for "a set of relatively minor matters that have a budget impact".
Instead of a real policy rethink, what Cameron and Osborne apparently have in mind is rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic a set of basically minor twiddles involving credit and planning authorizations, which seem highly unlikely to make any significant difference.
All he recommends, for future media mergers, such as the Murdoch empire's attempt to take total control of BSKyB, is a set of relatively minor improvements to transparency during the process: "The secretary of state should consult relevant parties as to the arguments for and against a referral, and should be required to make public his reasons for reaching a decision one way or the other".
characterized the package as a set of "basically minor changes" approved by broad bipartisan majorities in the past.
