The phrase "a set of speeches" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple speeches that are grouped together, often for a specific event or purpose.
Example: "The conference featured a set of speeches from various experts in the field of technology."
Alternatives: "a collection of speeches" or "a series of speeches."
"They're going to need to demonstrate a set of tangible successes that's not just a set of speeches".
But that followed a set of speeches and public appearances in New Hampshire, which encouraged speculation that he is.
In 1941, at Faÿ's suggestion, Stein agreed to translate a set of speeches by Marshal Philippe Pétain — a hundred eighty pages of explicitly anti-Semitic tirades — into English.
One such basic semiotic concept is Saussure's distinction between the two inseparable components of a sign: the signifier, which in language is a set of speech sounds or marks on a page, and the signified, which is the concept or idea behind the sign.
(This definition of strong illocutionary commitment generalizes in a straightforward way to the case in which a set of speech acts S1, …, Sn−1 implies a speech act Sn).
In this section, we extract a set of speech parameters derived from the linear model of speech production and evaluate their correlation with the perceptual excitement level in the commentators audio.
Wright concludes that "our present behaviour is typical of failed societies at the zenith of their greed and arrogance" and calls for a shift towards long-term thinking: The contents of the book were originally written and delivered as a set of five speeches for the 2004 Massey Lectures; each speech is presented in the book as one chapter.
Finally, more improvements to the recognition performance of ASR are obtained when the HEQ is used to enhance a set of noisy speech and incorporating this new speech data to the training speech corpus in a multi style training framework.
SimData is a set of reverberant speech generated by convolving clean speech with various RIRs and adding measured noise data to make the resulting SNR to be 20 dB.
In contrast, a footprint TTS adopts a small size synthesis unit, which treats a set of fundamental speech elements, e.g., phonemes, diphones, or syllables as synthesis units, then a synthesized speech is made through a prosodic modification conducted on synthesized units by pitch-synchronous overlap-add algorithms[14, 15].
