The phrase "a set of thick" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection or group of items that are characterized by their thickness.
Example: "She bought a set of thick books that were perfect for her research."
Alternatives: "a collection of thick" or "a group of thick".
From the outside the peripheral does not look like much: a set of thick black goggles attached to a headband.
"Check this out," he said, dragging me over and pointing at a set of thick two-inch metal hooks on the frame.
But it was at the Suite New York showroom in Gramercy that she found the most versatile choice: a set of thick wood trays by BassamFellows, which stack to create a side table when not in use.
She handled the paperwork and bookkeeping for two business entities, Business Consultants Inc. and Capital Business Consultants L.L.C., through which Mr. Bruno was paid by different companies that hired him over the years, writing down financial records in a set of thick loose-leaf notebooks.
A set of thick mudstones was deposited in a deep lacustrine environment.
We have drawn a set of thick parallel horizontal lines and a set of vertical parallel dashed lines.
In muscle cells, the actin filaments are organized into regular arrays that are complementary with a set of thicker filaments formed from a second protein called myosin.
The Es3L (lower sub-member of the third member of the Eocene Shahejie Formation) shale of Jiyang depression was a set of relatively thick and widely deposited lacustrine sediments with high organic richness and medium thermal maturation (0.7%≤Ro≤1.1%), which rapidly emerges an important and target shale-oil play in Eastern China.
Although the boundaries are quite well-defined visually, the automatic identification of a set of one-pixel thick, properly-ordered boundaries is still challenging due to boundaries that have dropouts or are spread out vertically.
Crawling through the hole, they followed the plumbing tunnels to the roof, a journey that involved cutting through a set of half-inch-thick steel bars.
