The phrase "a set of plaques" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple plaques that are grouped together, often for display or recognition purposes.
Example: "The museum displayed a set of plaques honoring local heroes throughout history."
Alternatives: "a collection of plaques" or "a group of plaques".
"There's a set of plaques there that says ai guo ai jiao—'love your country, love your religion,' " he said.
That committee then decided that the overall theme of the yet undetermined legacy marker, be it a building, a set of plaques, whatever it would be, its theme would be an effort to capture and represent Cornell's unique history and spirit, the features that make it so special among institutions of higher learning in America.
We're passing another landmark: a set of bronze plaques set into the sidewalk describing many of the animals — most of them hidden away in the waters and marshes of the Bay — that make the area their home.
A set of 14 gold belt plaques.
To do this, each of these plasmid strains was infected with a T6 g38andand a set of progeny that made plaques on a host without an amber suppressor were isolated and their g38 sequences were determined.
And if a man comes to the restaurant on his birthday and orders a meal, he receives the gift of a set of antlers mounted on a plaque, which reads: "I saw some nice RACKS on my birthday".
To further investigate whether large plaques can form from multiple small precursor plaques, we analyzed the entire data set of plaques to find those which contained at least two distinct Methoxy-XO4 positive cores within an Aβ antibody positive plaque (≥2 separate Methoxy-XO4 positive particles).
The influential markers behaved in the order of plaque bacteria > diet > saliva, with previously known plaque bacteria/diet markers and a set of new protective diet markers.
The classification algorithm istrained by a set of data visualizing atherosclerotic tissue from 24 different plaques visualized in vivo.
As the crowd gathered, two Lincoln friends showed up carrying a set of long wood rails, polished walnut, with a plaque saying they were made by Lincoln in 1830.
A final set of 10 isolated plaques were chosen and tested for their host range against a set of 20 CF strains of P. aeruginosa by spotting serial dilutions of bacteriophages on bacterial lawns.
