The phrase "a set of secret" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a set of secrets" to convey the intended meaning of multiple confidential items or information.
Example: "The detective uncovered a set of secrets that revealed the truth behind the mystery."
Alternatives: "a collection of secrets" or "a group of secrets."
A decade ago, they existed for almost every game, a set of secret tricks you could use to unlock all the levels, find secret characters, and make everyone's head comically oversized.
In 2001, along with Andrew Nathan, Link obtained a set of secret government documents and translated and edited them as The Tiananmen Papers.
Along with public filings to the federal appeals court in San Francisco, government lawyers included a set of secret arguments that Eisenberg was not allowed to see.
A nine-year battle to force the publication of a set of secret letters written by Prince Charles reaches the highest court in the UK next week.
After the gulf war, moreover, United Nations inspectors and Iraqi defectors revealed a set of secret plans and orders, issued by Mr. Hussein, that are disturbing at best.
Any secured system (such as secure group communication) can be modeled as a capability-based access control system in which each user is given a set of secret keys of the resources he is granted access to.
It's an honest school with a set of secrets, the mundane manners of living left dormant in museums, archives and the baseboards of the dorms themselves, secrets made magical by mere virtue of their survival.
Apple then runs a set of previously secret algorithms, which Goldman described as straightforward recommendation algorithms similar to those used by other services like Netflix when it suggests movies for a user to watch now or add to his quene, to generate statistics for each song.
On the network side, either each eNodeB or the HSS stores a set of M secret spreading sequences.
On the network side, either each base station or a node in the EPC stores a set of N secret keys in a secure location.
