The phrase "a set of readings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of texts, articles, or materials that are intended for study or analysis.
Example: "For this course, you will need to complete a set of readings that includes various scholarly articles and book chapters."
Alternatives: "a collection of readings" or "a group of texts".
"Verses," a set of readings by five poets on Sunday afternoon at the Directors Guild Theatre, was among the final events of this year's Festival.
By Ian Crouch October 3, 2010 "Verses," a set of readings by five poets on Sunday afternoon at the Directors Guild Theatre, was among the final events of this year's Festival.
From April to June, the theatre will celebrate the work of New York playwright Wallace Shawn with a season of three of his plays and a set of readings.
"The use of that database, however it got into their possession, displayed either breathtaking ignorance or a level of malevolence around a set of readings you can simply cannot extrapolate beyond," Coe said.
Students are given a set of readings to be completed prior to class, along with one or more open-ended, critical thinking questions or prompts.
"I prepared a set of readings so that my students would gradually think about the values of the school and of France".
"Central England Temperature" – a set of temperature readings from the Midlands stretching back to 1659 – shows an average increase of 1C since the 1970s.
A set of penetrometer readings is taken on the morning of race day to gauge the amount of give in the track, but each race-course in Australia has its own system of penetrometer ratings and so cannot easily be compared to one another.
A set of three readings (separated by 30 s) after 5 min of rest was performed following a standardized protocol.
By doing so, a set of four readings per joint was available for each of the patients included in this analysis.
The optimum solution may be to supplement a standardized set of readings with a robust online component of updated information, updates, and supplementary material.
