The phrase "a set of negative" is not complete and lacks context, making it unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a collection of negative items, such as feedback, results, or experiences, but it needs to be followed by a noun for clarity.
Example: "The survey revealed a set of negative responses from the participants."
Alternatives: "a collection of negative" or "a group of negative".
A set of negative conclusions this month would represent the worst possible start.
Howard expertly nails a woman trying to be liked but masking a set of negative, or even just honest, reactions and emotions that threaten to bubble over.
Mr. Reid, who for months during the campaign had carried with him a set of negative quotes about Mr. McCain from fellow Republicans to have ready for recitation, plans on ripping up the quotes, said his spokesman, Jim Manley.
Mr. Reid, who for months during the campaign carried with him a set of negative quotes about Mr. McCain from fellow Republicans to have ready for recitation, plans on ripping up the quotes, said his spokesman, Jim Manley.
In another lab study, we gave subjects a set of negative feedback similar to the feedback in the creative-writing exercise but also gave them an opportunity to self-affirm by asking them to write for 10 minutes about the values that were most important to them.
The first of these is the ethics of respect which consists of a set of negative rights.
In this case, Mr. Condon, 30, was arrested after a commercial film developer gave police a set of negatives taken at the Hamilton County morgue.
As part of the research for A Lifetime of Looking, I came across a set of negatives and contact prints labelled "manhole covers", 36 frames of manhole covers from the streets of London.
In the late 80's, he produced a series of enormous prints of starry night skies from a set of negatives that he bought from the European Southern Observatory.
It was Miller, not he, who – turning on a light in their darkroom before a set of negatives in it had fully developed – discovered the technique called "solarisation" which became Man Ray's trademark.
Specifically, our standard includes a set of negatives more broadly representative than sources such as localization while excluding likely positive examples (a shortcoming of approaches that use random sampling).
