The phrase "a set of notebooks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to multiple notebooks that are grouped together as a collection.
Example: "I bought a set of notebooks for my new writing project, each with a different color cover."
Alternatives: "a collection of notebooks" or "a group of notebooks."
This is a set of notebooks playing around with simple cosmology-related calculations as an excuse to try out IHaskell.
In 1983, the historian Hugh Trevor-Roper found himself in a bank vault in Germany inspecting a set of notebooks claimed to be the diaries of Adolf Hitler.
Finally, the collection includes Aoki's work on a previously undescribed Nagasaki dialect of Japanese, including a set of notebooks and a research manuscript.
In the afternoon, a set of notebooks in the hand of New York Assemblyman John Lansing, recording the events of the Constitutional Convention of 1787, will be sold as a single lot.
"Before Stefan Hertmans's grandfather, Urbain Martien, died in 1981 he gave him a set of notebooks with memories from his life", explained Fiona Wilson in the Times, reviewing War and Turpentine.
Eisen and Kelly are particularly proud of one find: a set of notebooks containing hundreds of furniture sketches made during the 1940s and '50s by the designer Leslie Diamond for the Conant Ball furniture company, which was based in Gardner, Mass.
After Petraeus resigned, it emerged that Broadwell had been given a set of eight notebooks which contained classified information – including codewords and military strategy – by the general.
For this last edition he journeyed up and down the Nile with a set of hardbound notebooks holding each page of the preceding edition, faced by a large blank page for revisions.
He kept a set of college notebooks listing in an obsessively neat hand every film he saw between 1942 and 1950, plus the stars, studios, directors and his comments and ratings of them.
Beatrice copied a draft from the original and then copied her draft into a set of blue notebooks.
A set of small notebooks can be given as a complement to keep in a purse or back pocket so as to be handy when out and about to take notes, jot down names of people met, write a special memory, or tag photos taken.
