The phrase "a set of rolls" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or grouping of rolls, such as bread rolls or sushi rolls.
Example: "For the picnic, I prepared a set of rolls, including some with butter and others with various fillings."
Alternatives: "a batch of rolls" or "a collection of rolls".
The condenser consists of a set of roll-bonded vertically mounted fins among which air flows by either natural or forced convection.
The ability to support these goals relies on defining key data quality performance metrics and associating a set of rules that roll up into those metrics.
The attempt to remove non-Exchequer accounts did completely remove those types of records from the Pipe rolls, and further reforms in 1368 created a set of foreign rolls, and all extraneous records in the Pipe rolls were transferred to those rolls.
Eventually, after some experimentation, by 1206 a system whereby the actual detailed receipts were recorded in a set of receipt rolls and only aggregates were entered in the Pipe rolls was settled on.
In the present work it is a set of several rolls (pressure rollers) that moves down towards a series of small anvils and performs rotational movement at the same time.
A set of Norman rolls, drafted differently, are extant in a few years for the reigns of Kings Henry II (reigned 1154 1189) and Richard I (reigned 1189 1199), who also ruled the Duchy of Normandy in France.
Cooler still, it boasts a retractable, natural-grass field, the first of its kind in the U.S., contained in a tray that is rolled on a set of rails into the stadium for games.
A set of four replacement rolls will cost $3.99.
He expertly guided it through a set of loops and rolls before bringing it in for a gentle landing.
As seen in the video above, boats and safety ski patrols were scrambling to get out of the way as a set of massive waves rolled through.
