"a set of uniform" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a specific type of clothing or apparel that is meant to be worn by a certain group of people, such as a school or a company. For example, "The company has recently adopted a set of uniform for their employees to wear on the job."
The court recommended a set of uniform standards for common carriers, and a body to enforce it.
It does mean that the Fed, as the agency primarily responsible for insuring financial stability, should issue a set of uniform rules for Wall Street compensation.
"As such, I believe it is important that all the exchanges quickly reached consensus on a set of uniform circuit breakers that would be triggered when needed".
But the I.A.T.A. sharply criticized the European Union for failing to enforce a set of uniform safety guidelines for all member states.
The committee's proposals, which American bishops will vote on next week at a meeting in Dallas, would mark the first time that the nation's 194 Roman Catholic dioceses have been bound by a set of uniform procedures for handling such cases.
While each country implemented a unique introduction strategy, all agreed to track a set of uniform indicators to chart the effect of introducing this new method across settings.
Hazard consistent time series of acceleration (with 15 s of duration) was artificially generated yielding a set of ten uniform hazard response spectra for increasing periods.
By using the equations from Chitkara works, a set of non-uniform velocity equations were obtained.
The complex shaped product configurations are represented by a set of Non-Uniform Rational B-Splines (NURBS) surface patches.
In this paper we introduce efficient techniques for computing a molecular surface boundary representation as a set of non-uniform rational B-splines patches.
To address the discrepancies raised in these reports, members of the German, Italian, Scandinavian and UK trauma registries [ 15, 16] performed an expert panel consensus process to develop a core set of uniform patient-level data for documenting and reporting trauma incidents.
