The phrase "a set of sticks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection or grouping of sticks, often in contexts related to crafts, games, or nature.
Example: "For the project, we need to gather a set of sticks to create the framework of the structure."
Alternatives: "a bundle of sticks" or "a collection of sticks".
The European Union, represented by its diplomatic big beasts Britain, France and Germany—has spent years, together with Russia and China, talking to Iran, in a bid to curb its nuclear ambitions with a set of sticks and carrots.On the campaign trail, Mr Obama talked of "bigger sticks and bigger carrots" for Iran.
The woman cried out exultantly, her voice barely audible above the surging of an electronic organ and the thrashing of drums and cymbals played by one of Daughtry's nephews, with another nephew, a 3-year-old, adding his own ecstatic beats with a set of sticks.
The device uses a set of sticks topped with round clackers.
The kit includes a second lens, of higher magnification, and a set of stick-on magnets, which can be used to attach the Foldscope to a smartphone, allowing for easy recording of a sample with the phone's camera.
Among the museum's many objects of interest was a set of wooden sticks, each about a foot long, marked with meaningless-looking scratches; the scratches were runes, and the sticks were business notes and correspondence dating from around the year 1300.
It is controlled by buttons on a set of walking sticks, but also with the weight of the wearer.
On the iPad, DigiDrummer HD ($3) was considerably better, with big buttons that nearly made me want to grab a set of drum sticks and start banging away.
The drum set comes with the pedal and four drums all attached to a thin navigation pad and a set of drum sticks.
We're surprised she didn't throw in a set of hair sticks.
The first time I shot a living thing was from a set of bamboo shooting sticks stuck into a dust path that ran skimble-skamble across a farm in South Africa.
The weather, especially for a set of islands stuck at this latitude, is notoriously fickle and what we have experienced over the past few summers and winters reminds us of the inherent unpredictability of a fundamentally chaotic system.
