The phrase "a set of thin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection or group of thin items or objects.
Example: "She brought a set of thin books that were perfect for travel."
Alternatives: "a collection of slim" or "a group of narrow".
The water must first stream through a set of thin plates known as baleen.
A set of thin filaments spirally wrapping around the core of the toroidal isolated mixing region is observed under low Reynolds number conditions, which is smaller than 60.
A set of thin, evenly spaced steel plates was installed in the upper third part of the tube in order to determine the flame quenching distance.
In this study a set of thin Hydroxyapatite (HA) [Ca10(PO4)6(OH)2] coatings was deposited on heated silicon and titanium substrates using Ion Beam Assisted Deposition (IBAD).
We compare three different structures of the parallax barriers by numerical simulation and experiment, two of which use glass substrates for transform-free PB patterns, while the other one assumes no use of such substrates but a set of thin PB slits in free space.
The vehicle's existing sound system has been enhanced by micro-speakers placed in the headrests of each seat and a set of thin loudspeakers inside the roof.
The multi-tube lead composes a set of concentric thin wall copper tubes.
As you see above, what he arrived at is a set of eight thin metal curls that normally lie flat inside the case.
In summary, we have carried out the MBE growth of a set of ZnTe Cu thin films.
On the other hand, a set of very "thin" layers, difficult to sample specifically, may cause the impression of a continuous change of neuronal properties.
Draw a set of two thin ovals for each legs.
