The phrase "a set of structural reforms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or improvements made to the structure of an organization, system, or policy framework.
Example: "The government has proposed a set of structural reforms aimed at improving the efficiency of public services."
Alternatives: "a series of structural changes" or "a collection of structural adjustments".
"In India, there is an urgent need to reaccelerate infrastructure investment, especially in the energy sector, and to launch a new set of structural reforms, with a view to boosting business investment and removing supply bottlenecks," the report said.
Estimates from the IMF suggest that a feasible set of structural reforms could by itself lift the level of GDP by almost 6% over five years.Italy's failure to exploit its labour resources is apparent in an employment rate among 15- to 64-year-olds of just 57% in 2011, the second-lowest in the euro area and far below Germany's 73%.
The peronist administration implemented a large set of structural reforms including deregulation, liberalization of trade and of capital markets, privatization of large state-owned enterprises, the demise of a pay-as-you-go pension system in favor of an individual capitalization scheme, and several other market-oriented reforms.
Last year he put forward a moderately ambitious set of structural reforms that he presented under the label Agenda 2010.
Gerhard Schröder, the chancellor, called it "the most significant set of structural reforms in the social history of Germany".
The third is a set of radical structural reforms aimed at boosting the economy's long-run rate of growth.The most recent Japanese prime minister to dare attempt far-reaching changes was, in 2001-06, Junichiro Koizumi, Mr Abe's mentor.
Yet the third, a set of ambitious structural reforms designed to boost the supply side of the economy, is still in the making.Mr Abe has to decide soon whether or not to proceed with the second tax increase.
"There has been a lot of structural reform," says Dr Higham.
It is one of a number of structural reforms required to lift living standards across the developed and developing world.
Zhang also highlighted the problems caused by the country's shrinking population and a lack of structural reforms.
