The phrase "a set of wide" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a collection of wide items, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "I have a set of wide shelves that can hold a lot of books."
Alternatives: "a collection of wide" or "a group of wide".
The children run the straight stretch to Lenglen, up a set of wide stairs, then curl to the left.
The house is a set of wide, low steps terminating in a blank wall on one side of the stage.
Patrons entering from the street will encounter a set of wide bleacher steps to the levels below that can also serve as a 144-seat amphitheater.
By contrast, Dr. Grantly, the old archdeacon, has limited administrative power but considerable real power, because it is rooted in a set of wide, deeply entrenched clan-family ties.
P and S velocity and attenuation estimates in the lower crust are obtained from a set of wide angle reflection refraction profiles in the region of active tectonics at the NE edge of the Tibetan Plateau and discussed together with respect to similar data at its Himalaya south Tibet edge.
Rambagh Palace's lobby entrance is a set of wide glass doors under scalloped arches.
This book offers a set of wide-ranging essays in which the interplay between all these three is the explicit focus of attention.
A commission created by Mr. Pataki and the Legislature will make a set of wide-ranging proposals, including closing or shrinking certain hospitals, and if the recommendations are not overruled by the governor or the Legislature, they will become law.
WASHINGTON -- Amid all the rancor leading up to passage of the new health care law, Congress with little fanfare approved a set of wide-ranging public initiatives to prevent disease and encourage healthy behavior.
It managed to persuade Swiss voters that high immigration was responsible for a set of wide-ranging problems--from increasing property prices and overcrowded public transport systems to losses of farmland caused by urban sprawl.
Indeed, the grounding of asymmetric intergroup bullying in a set of wider societal inequalities and prejudices, and the concomitant normalization of intergroup maltreatment, may make it even harder to detect than other forms of workplace bullying.
