The phrase "a set of other" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of additional items or elements that are distinct from a previously mentioned set.
Example: "In addition to the main features, the software includes a set of other tools that enhance its functionality."
Alternatives: "a collection of additional" or "a group of other".
Bradley Manning, would still face trial on a set of other charges.
On a set of other social issues related to the increasingly diverse American population, the party clearly faces big challenges.
While Nolan's science fiction is reportedly science fact, here's a set of other films that could be even less suitable for student viewing.
Elon Musk and a set of other tech giants have launched a $1 billion fund to try and make robots that won't kill humanity.
"He deliberately decided to try to slow it down and ended up being chastised for not doing anything... ultimately what happened to Premier Baillieu had a set of other explanations.
Transit officials want to make the change because the Dyre Avenue branch of the No. 5 train now must cross a set of other tracks so it can run as an express between 180th Street and 149th Street.
Transit officials said they wanted to make the change because the Dyre Avenue branch of the No. 5 train must cross a set of other tracks so that it can run express between 180th Street and 149th Street.
This is especially true of hatred, which is dislike and antipathy inflamed to a high degree and inspired by beliefs which stimulate a set of other emotions in the hater, chief among them fear, ignorance, jealousy, anger and disgust.
Information can be described as a specific state or order assumed among a set of other possible states or orders.
In this article child poverty in the United States is compared with a set of other developed countries.
IPv6 overcomes this limitation and proposes a set of other improvements for improving quality of service and multicasting support.
