The phrase "a set of players" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of individuals participating in a game, sport, or activity.
Example: "The coach was pleased with the performance of a set of players during the match."
Alternatives: "a group of players" or "a team of players."
"Never before have I felt so upset and disappointed for a set of players," he said.
"What you have in the potash industry are a set of players that are able to control supply and price".
Such games are described by a set of players, a list of playersʼ weights, and a quota; a coalition of the players is said to be winning if the total weight of its members meets or exceeds the quota.
Against this, there is the balance of not punishing a nation and a set of players for acts committed by a criminal minority.
No team bar England has a set of players who are given their lines, like homework, before interviews instead of being trusted to talk for themselves.
That, however, will not lessen the embarrassment for England, their departing manager and a set of players who chronically under-performed after Wayne Rooney's early penalty.
The gambling companies and the states are developing a set of player protection policies on the sites, including links to gambling counseling services, self-imposed betting limits and features that would automatically cut off wagering after a certain period.
Let (mathcal {N}={1,2,dots,N}) be a set of fixed players called the grand coalition.
A new era but a familiar set of players, a surprisingly familiar formation, and a very familiar problem – what does Sam Allardyce do with the captain, Wayne Rooney?
There's a great set of players, a great squad and a really good culture in the place".
It took nine seasons but the A-League finally has a full set of players hailing from the eight World Cup-winning nations.
