The phrase "a set of tackles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of tackles, typically in the context of sports or fishing.
Example: "The coach provided the team with a set of tackles to improve their defensive strategy during the game."
Alternatives: "a collection of tackles" or "a group of tackles".
Jon Belshaw, parent of Solomon Belshaw, under-nines player for Colchester RFC & Littlegarth School: "When Solly plays for his the club it's limited contact - one proper tackle, release the man after three seconds, a set of six tackles a side.
A young quarterback like Wilson could make a fatal error under pressure, so the Seahawks need an A-plus game from their offensive line — particularly the three interior linemen, who will be facing a set of Broncos tackles who tormented LeGarrette Blount in the A.F.C. Championship Game.
Why oh Why oh Why has Fergie not bought a set of hardy tackling box to box barn doors?
While some used a single-indicator approach, e.g., levelized cost, to analyze the cost-effectiveness of a system, others applied a set of indicators tackling various areas such as regulatory, technical, social, economic, and institutional frameworks.
Warrington looked the more confident of the two sides with ball in hand, but when a stray hand allowed the home side a repeat set of tackles, Deacon stepped through a huge gap to score under the posts, his conversion taking them four points ahead.
They forced a repeat set of tackles when Justin Murphy failed to run back a kick which he hoped would run dead.
But with 11 minutes remaining, the Dragons increased their lead after gaining a repeat set of tackles they moved the ball wide to Steve Bell who stepped inside two defenders to score.
The visitors began to play with more confidence and when they got a repeat set of tackles deep in the Bradford half, they took full advantage, Henry Fa'afili latching on to a perfectly weighted kick to the corner from Briers to touch down.
He produced a set of proposals to tackle climate change and America's dependence on foreign oil, including a target of reducing America's petrol consumption by 20% in the next ten years.
Thomas Leuluai almost grabbed a second for Wigan before Steve Menzies charged down a kick to give them another set of tackles close to the Bradford line.
