The phrase "a set of ropes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple ropes that are grouped together, often for a specific purpose or function.
Example: "The climbers packed a set of ropes for their expedition to the mountain."
Alternatives: "a collection of ropes" or "a bundle of ropes."
"I'm not stupid – I'm not going to stand on a set of ropes and put my hands up saying I've won [if I haven't].
He has laid out and built 25 houses already, using his own idiosyncratic rules of classical proportion involving a set of ropes and a great deal of guesswork, "like the ancient Greeks did".
Knock your opponent to the floor, parallel to a set of ropes.
A live score by the harpist Zeena Parkins and a set of entangling ropes by Emmett Ramstad create an environment where bodily tics turn feral and odd social interactions revert to the predator-prey dynamic.
Thinking Out of the Box Jim Barrezueta works in a tall, boxy building on 52nd Street and the Avenue of the Americas, ensconced in the trappings of Midtown success: four revolving doors open onto a marble-clad lobby with six fat silver pillars and a guard standing by a set of velvet ropes.
Using a makeshift set of ropes and pulleys, Roland engages Amanda's body in a marionette act to make her perform like a ballerina, promising her he will bring her back to life.
Everything seems connected: disparate locations twitch and burst into activity like limbs reacting to impulses sent from elsewhere in the body, booms and jibs obeying levers at the far end of a complex set of ropes and cogs and relays".
Also, instead of the usual wire that connects the speaker to the subwoofer, JBL has utilized a tight set of ropes.
Rob Sinkoff, the owner of Island Rock, said climbers could get the sensation of danger without the risk but with the combination of supervision and a well-designed set of ropes with a harness much like a seat and stationary bars that protect climbers.
The darting boat made one more parallel pass to take a set of photos of the rope damage and to observe the animal's behavior.
Answering the first question involves defining a set of "boundaries": activities inside the ropes are included, those outside are not.
