The phrase "a set of slight" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a collection of minor or subtle things, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "He made a set of slight adjustments to the design, improving its overall functionality."
Alternatives: "a series of minor" or "a collection of subtle".
Obama's panel is not a set of outsiders in the slightest.
In a tour de force of technology and just plain stubbornness spanning half a century and costing more than $750 million, a team of experimenters from Stanford University reported on Wednesday that a set of orbiting gyroscopes had detected a slight sag and an even slighter twist in space-time.
Our approach adopts a structured mathematical framework to represent the kinetics of the processes that is flexible enough to reproduce a set of plausible network topologies (by implementing slight modifications on a basic model formulation).
It would be expected that the two pairs of twins in a set of quadruplet twins will have some slight differences in their genome, but individuals within each pair will have more or less the same genomic structure.
I walked down a slight alleyway and up a set of steep stairs, until I found myself in the room for the first time.
Assuming that these factors would recognize the same set of promoters, slight nuances in factor binding and/or DNA interaction support finely tuned expression patterns such as when cells enter a different growth mode, or at the onset of a particular stress condition.
Several simulations are performed considering a realistic solar field comprised of a large set of solar collectors with slight differences in performance.
But early in the second set, del Potro pounced on a moment of slight trepidation from Isner, reaching high with his right arm and sending back Isner's overhead smash for a clean forehand winner.
The stage seems set for an Austenish tale of slight misunderstandings, good houses and at least one scene where men and women line up on opposite sides of the room and country dance themselves into everlasting love.
