The phrase "a set of tricks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of techniques or methods, often in the context of skills or strategies.
Example: "The magician revealed a set of tricks that left the audience in awe."
Alternatives: "a collection of techniques" or "a series of methods."
Before you can even get to Chapter 1, you must read through a set of tricks and jokes that are a weird combination of show-offy and ingratiating.
Frimbo, who once had 13 Persian cats, mentioned that there is now scientific evidence to show that if you teach one group of cats a set of tricks and then put them with a second group of cats that don't know how to do the tricks, the second group woll learn quickly by simply watching the first group perform.
While there are overlaps in their suggestions (make the videos short and sweet), his take on things is less controversial than Dan's since he doesn't focus on a set of tricks that can get videos highlighted on YouTube's "Most Viewed" page.
If your friend wants to try a long grind, or a set of tricks along a line, you'll need to hop on your board and run parallel to the trick.
After reciting some Urdu poetry, he finishes the 4-hour concert with a set of magic tricks... "We don't actually have concerts like this at home," Bachchan says later, in his courtly British English.
To find gifts for my daughters, I clicked on Kids, then on subcategories for their ages, and received suggestions for some games, like a set of magic tricks and the Hi-Ho Cherry-O board game, which was popular when I was little.
A decade ago, they existed for almost every game, a set of secret tricks you could use to unlock all the levels, find secret characters, and make everyone's head comically oversized.
LIFEHACKER this week offered a set of "tips, tricks and hacks" for saving money on gasoline (lifehacker.com).
We're going to be seeing a lot more genetically engineered animals soon, thanks to a set of new tricks that is making modification much easier and cheaper.
There is nothing quite so crude and ludicrous as striving to be up to date: "There is a new vocabulary, a new set of tricks, new people concealing old greed with new slogans.
Searle, on the other hand, called this weak AI, and claimed that a strong AI would be a system that could actually think and reason, not just perform a complicated set of tricks.
