The phrase "a set of overall" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a set of overalls"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to a collection or group of clothing items, specifically overalls.
Example: "She bought a set of overalls in different colors for her gardening work."
Alternatives: "a collection of overalls" or "a group of overalls".
And it's pretty fabulous to think there's a factory that will run off a set of overalls for its individual customers.
The suit, a set of overalls tightly laced to a pilot's body from his ankles to the top of his chest, consisted of two layers of rubber with water in between.
When you arrive at a paintball center or field, you will be given a set of overalls, possibly body armour, a face mask, and a hopper.
These 141 group-generated categories were merged to identify a set of 9 overall categories to allow comparisons of perceptions across groups and levels of experience.
It was as if I'd gone out to buy a silk party dress and come home with a set of nylon overalls.
But care-giving seems to be her fate, especially when her dire thoughts bring back images of the chicken factory: "Somewhere, deep within its bowels, there was probably a set of plastic overalls and a hygiene cap with my name still on them".
If you want a suit that will last through a couple of seasons, then start with a jumpsuit or a set of mechanics overalls that fit you well and are comfortable.
A suitable set of overall kinetic parameters (k0, Ea, and n) for wood pyrolysis is important for plant design of technical applications.
Models were compared using a set of criteria, including overall diagnosis by root mean squared error (RMSE) in the OLS, and sigma in the Tobit and the second part of two-part models, Akaike information criterion (AIC), Bayesian information criterion (BIC), and the relative size and significance of individual parameter estimates.
