The phrase "a set of solids" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of solid objects or materials, often in a mathematical, scientific, or artistic context.
Example: "In the art class, we were given a set of solids to study their shapes and dimensions."
Alternatives: "a collection of solids" or "a group of solids".
He also described seeing a set of solid-gold body armor, known as an angi, built to adorn the main idol.
Yet from within that weird, slippery texture, a set of solid, repeating, consonant chords emerge, bringing the movement to an unusually eerie, slow finale.
A good kitchen needs little more than a reliable, mid-range hob and oven, a set of solid saucepans, a frying pan or two (preferably one with a lid), a few knives and a sharpener.
Despite the uncertainties that remain after that investigation, it did arrive at a set of solid recommendations for changes in building practices, said the team's leader, Dr. W. Gene Corley, a senior vice president at CTL Engineering in Chicago.
And Vincent Cacchione, who is the lead singer for the band Caged Animals, played a set of solid original folk-rock songs reminiscent of Paul Simon, delivering lines like "There is always at least one person telling you lies" as he finger-picked his Martin flat-top with metronomic precision.
In the third step the damage parameters were determined using a set of solid propellant test data.
The paper, published in the December issue of The American Naturalist, is a step forward in fitting filial cannibalism into the broader framework of parental care, he says, and, most importantly, it makes a "set of solid predictions for empiricists to test".
This satellite is equipped with Space Environment Monitor 2 instruments including the Medium Energy Proton and Electron Detector (MEPED), which is a set of solid-state energetic particle detectors that measure the flux of protons and electrons within an energy range of 30 keV to 200 MeV.
On Step (4), we filter subcluster centers according to their total quality and form a set of solid k-mers which is then iteratively expanded on Step (5) by mapping them back to the reads.
When Ms. Quinn, the Council speaker, entered the race in March, her candidacy was guided by a set of seemingly solid assumptions: that most voters were happy with the direction of the city; that her sizable lead was stable; and that the political embrace of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg was assured.
