The phrase "a set of senior" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a group of senior individuals or items, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The company has established a set of senior advisors to guide the new project."
Alternatives: "a group of senior" or "a collection of senior".
They offered to have a set of "senior pictures" taken, and Brandenn was delighted.
"There is no such thing," they write, "as a universal global manager". Multinational companies instead require three kinds of specialists business managers, country managers, and functional managers and a set of senior executives to nurture the specialists and coordinate their efforts.
It was here, after all, where four years ago a set of senior girls became famous for creating and circulating a "slut list" of supposedly promiscuous 9th grade girls.
We need to get a competent set of senior managers and support them".
With the 18th Communist Party Congress due to be held this autumn to install a new set of senior leaders, the watchers of the Web and the gatekeepers of the media must be working extra shifts.
We call it an "infinite set of senior electives".
Being nicely positioned also creates a set of challenges, as senior Mongolian officials would tell me.
Many companies claim to be committed to a set of values, but often senior leadership misses opportunities to show customers that commitment.
And so I wanted to use this article to introduce the concept of relevance and also provide a set of questions that every senior business leader must be asking herself before making any acquisition or investment decisions.
Does requiring that private plans offer "actuarially equivalent" packages — rather than a set of specific benefits — guarantee seniors necessary care?
The CASC may also subtly shift the skill set of senior psychiatric clinicians towards a compartmentalising approach potentially reducing the depth of clinical knowledge and its uses.
