The phrase "a set of permanent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or concepts that are intended to last indefinitely or are not subject to change.
Example: "The museum has a set of permanent exhibits that showcase the history of the region."
Alternatives: "a collection of lasting" or "a group of enduring".
The stator usually forms the casing and houses a set of permanent magnets.
It tends to see American society not as increasingly mixed and fluid but as a set of permanent hierarchies, like a caste system.
When a set of permanent magnets are removed, the plasma changes from a confined state to an expanded state.
The transportation field is produced by a set of permanent magnets arranged in a form of coaxial rings.
A transverse magnetic field is imposed in the middle non-conducting plastic-wall region by a set of permanent magnets.
is illustrated by a set of permanent plots located in the Suriname's forest belt for change estimation under different deforestation and degradation scenarios.
In a semi-arid landscape, we recorded bat echolocation calls and compared three different sampling methods along the same 24 km route: a driven transect; a set of five, permanent ten-minute point counts; and a set of point counts at nightly randomized locations.
You could even buy a set of colored permanent markers for this project.
In reality, Buddhism has a very complex afterlife system that does include a set of non-permanent heavenly realms.
Those baby teeth are replaced by a larger set of permanent teeth, numbering in the two- to four-dozen range.
And Rebecca Henderson, a professor of management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said: "Rather than relying on an extensive set of permanent prohibitions that may be difficult to enforce, or which may have undesirable side effects, this remedy will quickly put in place market-based incentives which rely on the firm's basic profit motive to promote competition.
