The phrase "a set of provisional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of temporary or conditional items, ideas, or arrangements.
Example: "The committee proposed a set of provisional measures to address the immediate concerns while a more permanent solution is developed."
Alternatives: "a collection of temporary" or "a group of conditional".
The results have identified genomic differences between twin pairs and a set of new provisional schizophrenia genes.
Ten days later, the Buildings Department issued a new set of provisional regulations for crane jumps and said that as a precaution, its inspectors would be on hand every time a crane was put up, made taller or dismantled.
The provisional abstracts were scanned via the CRD website as this contains the most up to date set of provisional DARE records.
When faced with a set of options, Reid frequently will make a provisional decision instinctually based on the current information.
The effectiveness of this method was demonstrated by applying it to the provisional classification of a set of unculturable organisms (radiolarians).
Although the official result of Sunday's poll is not expected to be announced for several days, the Guardian has seen three sets of provisional voting figures compiled separately by a senior Iraqi official, a leading member of the Shia alliance, and a top Kurdish politician.
The designer Bunny Christie has created a black graph-paper box of a set that suggests provisional order imposed on infinite darkness.
If the team is following an iterative process Milestone 2 is likely to include a first set of requirements, a provisional design, and a prototype that can be used to demonstrate the functionality of the system.
Mr. Clinton, who leaves office in less than a month, set a provisional deadline of Wednesday for the replies from the Israeli prime minister, Ehud Barak, and the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat.
