The phrase "a set of notions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of ideas, concepts, or beliefs that are related to a particular subject or theme.
Example: "The philosopher presented a set of notions that challenged traditional views on morality and ethics."
Alternatives: "a collection of ideas" or "a group of concepts".
I could also make it look like a string of platitudes, or like a set of notions never entertained before, or like a delirium".
In this article we consider the "design for orchestration" concept and introduce a set of notions to clarify matters of concern.
In this case one would have a set of notions, data, disorganised concepts and the continuous replacement of pure and simple cognitive content (Possenti 2008).
Based on the principle of compositionality, we modularize the surveillance problems into a set of variables comprising regions-of-interest, classes (i.e. human, vehicle), attributes (i.e. speed, locality) and a set of notions (i.e. rules) associated to each of the attributes to construct a knowledge-based understanding of the environment.
The theoretical framework of the Didactics of Science epistemologically consists of a set of notions introduced by specialists in their analyses upon the Didactics of disciplines, by means of an assimilation process involving representation and clarification of concepts, as well as their articulation in theories and paradigms.
He's infused the race with a set of notions that extend to everyone a permission to look past and gloss over our present calamitous circumstances, and to do so with the assurance that they are really working hard to contend with all the 'substance-like substance' that Ryan brings to the race.
Everyone else understands it as "a set of prescriptive notions about how to use English".
Everything is based on a set of preconceived notions that ignore whatever reality and information comes at them.
This statement strikes a familiar chord with me: it clearly indicates President Bush's penchant for seeing the events taking place in Iraq through a set of preconceived notions that no amount of contradictory empirical evidence can sway.
First the system makes an analysis of the reaction network and derives a set of strategic notions that define a profile for the most desirable reactor type for the chemical conversion process.
It pervades the definitions and scholium on space and time precisely because the primary point of this section is to spell out (in Howard Stein's words) "the empirical content of a set of theoretical notions" [Stein, 1967, 281].
