The phrase "a set of slides" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of presentation slides, typically used in a business or educational context.
Example: "I have prepared a set of slides to present our findings at the meeting tomorrow."
Alternatives: "a collection of slides" or "a group of slides".
The documents, a set of slides with revenue projections, calculate how much the company could expect to get back by paying for training fellowships for doctors.
At this stage, there isn't even a working paper detailing how the results were arrived at: just a set of slides.
He said that "every speaker at a science conference has a visual display of some kind, typically a set of slides," and generally improvises his talk.
Each artist also has a film and a set of slides that draw yet more comparisons, although the exhibition is tantalizingly vague in places, a problem that might have been remedied by a larger selection.
The next morning, Terry set off round the town with a camera, and came back with a set of slides; images of staggering visual interest and beauty, which clearly demonstrated to the students that seeing is a matter of both looking and feeling.
DeNa also released a set of slides in English (embedded below) laying out the strategy behind its purchase.
The living room has picture windows and a set of sliding-glass doors that opens to the deck, lawn and pool.
We passed through a set of sliding glass doors and entered a cool room where the rare manuscripts were on display in specially designed cases, with carefully controlled lighting and levels of humidity the result of a 2007 renovation and funds from a United Nations national-heritage project.
Another highly esteemed lot is a Japanese three-panelled fusuma (a set of sliding doors) made in the seventeenth century ("Egrets and Ducks in a Winter Landscape"), which displays a spare scene of bare tree limbs and birds, set against golden clouds.
We passed through a set of sliding glass doors and entered a cool room where the rare manuscripts were on display in specially designed cases, with carefully controlled lighting and levels of humidity — the result of a 2007 renovation and funds from a United Nations national-heritage project.
Now that I work from home for The Internet, which knows no time and never stops, I somehow still think I need a set of slide-stairs anyway.
