The phrase "a set of signs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection or group of symbols, indicators, or representations, often in contexts like linguistics, semiotics, or communication.
Example: "In linguistics, a set of signs can represent various meanings and concepts within a language."
Alternatives: "a collection of symbols" or "a group of indicators".
Try not to view them as just a set of signs and symptoms that need to be sorted out but as a complex individual who lives beyond this admission to hospital.
A simple instance of this sort proves little or nothing, but it may suggest what is needed namely, that Lucy should understand that changing the order of a set of signs alters their meaning in certain predictable ways.
Language is a set of signs that denote the things we see - and in the first alphabet primers and Mother Goose nursery rhyme books, with their woodcut illustrations, you find this common sense world view being translated into books that span the gap between pictures and words, babyhood and literacy.
A variety of tools identify phenotypic frailty as a clinical syndrome (a set of signs and symptoms that tend to occur together, thus characterizing a specific medical condition) [23].
It is not to be confused with today's idea of disease entities, in which a set of signs is often regarded as firmly attached to a specific illness.
Thus, SARA is not a well-defined diagnosis, but rather a syndrome, or a set of signs, associated with low ruminal pH and poor ruminal health.
David Cameron has given Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel a set of signed Beatrix Potter books during EU negotiations, as a gift for the birth of his daughter.
Now his father is dead and his wife is back in Sweden with their children and a set of signed divorce papers.
A set of sign language-based gestures, architectural hand signs (AHS), has been developed.
Right off the bat, the installation process requires that you add a configuration profile that contains a set of signing certificates.
But the real pride of place in my collection — the heart of hearts, if you will — belongs to a set of signed first editions of the first books by the authors who have meant the most to me.
