The phrase "a set of tangible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of physical items or concrete concepts that can be perceived through the senses.
Example: "The project aims to deliver a set of tangible benefits to the community, including improved infrastructure and access to resources."
Alternatives: "a collection of physical" or "a group of concrete".
"They're going to need to demonstrate a set of tangible successes that's not just a set of speeches".
The best way to drive this shift is to establish a set of tangible day-to-day activities and behaviors that enable employees to act quickly.
I would say so, and the proof is James Blake's debut album, which went beyond retro and synthesised a completely fresh production language out of a set of tangible influences.
Of course, it's not lost on me that while destroying the edifice of a local bank branch would earn me a set of tangible penalties, it's an entirely different matter if I were to say... poison the entire Gulf of Mexico through my negligence.
To support it, we developed a set of haptic icons, tangible stimuli to which specific meanings have been assigned.
The result is a set of recommendations on the tangible actions that can be initiated at country level to achieve realistic goals of improving the responsiveness of the surveillance system.
Capabilities refer to the set of tangible and intangible assets making it feasible for a firm to develop and produce and sell goods and services.
For the sake of simplicity, it is assumed that each producer j supplies only one good j which is composed of C characteristics indexed by (cin mathbf{C}={1,ldots,C}): the set of tangible attributes.
Frankly, you would have to wonder about another set of tangible data that could be realized from these fees, the amount of tax-revenue base that may be lost from these increases.
Besides, the team designed and implemented a set of learning experiences - multimedia and tangible materials to achieve the established learning goals.
When I say simple, I don't mean that we proceed without research and without quantitative and investment merit, but that we need to take a step back from financial models and understand that behind every company is a tangible product or a set of customers that are doing business with that company -- any company in any sector.
