The phrase "a set of unusual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items, ideas, or characteristics that are not typical or are out of the ordinary.
Example: "The artist presented a set of unusual sculptures that challenged traditional forms."
Alternatives: "a collection of unique" or "a group of atypical".
And yet the model also documents the barriers to the evolution of eusociality, since it typically requires a set of unusual mutations and very particular ecological conditions.
The foundation's accomplishments include a lively, award-winning Web site with poetry podcasts and a poetry best-seller list, a reinvigorated magazine, a set of unusual prizes and, in partnership with the N.E.A., the Poetry Out Loud national high school recitation contest.
By living in this world, most of us have already observed either directly or indirectly a set of unusual, if not previously improbable, changes.
The Tantric work Kubjika Tantra names Vimala among 42 Siddha Pithas, where Siddhis - a set of unusual skills - can be gained.
So did Dr. Iris Prager, the head of American education at Tambrands; Dr. Alice Dan, then-president of The Society for Menstrual Cycle Research; and a group of Smithsonian fellows who stopped by on a Saturday morning excursion (they brought a set of unusual menstrual patents, as a gift).
So did Dr. Iris Prager, the head of American education at Tambrands; Dr. Alice Dan, then president of the Society for Menstrual Cycle Research; and a group of Smithsonian fellows who stopped by on a Saturday morning excursion (they brought a set of unusual menstrual patents, as a gift).
Our preliminary findings raise the notion that a large set of unusual syllable patterns in a mouse strain could be analogous to a distinct "dialect", "vocabulary" or "language" in that strain.
This ultrastructural cell biology has been mirrored in a set of biochemical explanations defining unusual aspects of metabolism, surface molecules, and organelles.
The reason for the decline is unknown, but Miller's tour-de-force genomic study identified a set of genes expressed at unusual levels in the diseased salmon: genes associated with fighting infection or leukemia.
In contrast, the experiment introduced a set of mice to an unusual food consistency by feeding them on jelly.
One day, a pair of swindlers approached the emperor and offered to make him a set of clothes that had an unusual quality: the clothes would be invisible to anyone who was too stupid to appreciate their quality.
