The phrase "a set of strong" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items, qualities, or characteristics that are powerful or effective.
Example: "The team developed a set of strong strategies to tackle the challenges ahead."
Alternatives: "a collection of robust" or "a group of powerful".
The inner-directed person was guided by a set of strong internal convictions, like Victorian morality.
Any danger that the effects would upstage the actors is overcome by a set of strong performances.
Thus armed with numbingly intensive documentation, Ms. Jacobsen has put together a set of strong allegations about Area 51's covert history.
Except my father, who tucked his head down low between his shoulders, opened his mouth to reveal a set of strong but yellow teeth, and said, "Old man in the sky, I was so scared!" At that, everyone turned to look at Lao Lan, who clearly wished he could crawl into a hole.
The horse, like other grazing herbivores, has typical adaptations for plant eating: a set of strong, high-crowned teeth, suited to grinding grasses and other harsh vegetation, and a relatively long digestive tract, most of which is intestine concerned with digesting cellulose matter from vegetation.
However, their applicability depends on a set of strong theoretical and operational conditions.
On Tuesday, Ms. Kroes plans to announce a set of stronger measures to bar discriminatory behavior by landline operators as part of a comprehensive package of proposed regulations intended to increase broadband investment.
A meeting in Florence in March 2009 agreed on a set of principles, strong on environmental protection, that would be common to all the slates bearing the Grillo "trademark".
Part of what "Graceland" gave Simon was a set of rhythms strong and flexible enough to prevent his songs from being overwhelmed by his lyrics.
In other words, each user is only assigned a set of relative strong sub-carriers.
However, gaining a set of several strong investors seems much more feasible than getting a town of 150,000 households to put photovoltaic cells on their roofs.
