The phrase "a set of works" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection of artistic, literary, or scholarly pieces created by an individual or group.
Example: "The museum is showcasing a set of works by contemporary artists that challenge traditional perspectives."
Alternatives: "a collection of works" or "a series of works".
That's the plan, with a set of works for solo flute and electronic multimedia offered by the duo Modiano & Ralsk.
Although injecting my thigh was pretty painless, it conjured a mixture of shame and creepiness about using a drug that required a set of works.
It is a rule that she broke only when she started composing a set of works entirely made out of Elmer's glue, similar to the white PVA gloop used in British primary schools.
His programs are typically built to look beyond how striking a set of works is, or how thoughtfully and colorfully Mr. Aimard plays them, though those thoughts invariably come to mind as well.
Officials at the Lost Art Foundation said that this was the first time they had financed a plan to track down a set of works that had belonged to a particular family.
Balanchine's "Western Symphony," staged in 1997, rounds out a set of works concerned with the American frontier, an ideal match for a company with headquarters at the foot of the Rockies.
The programme is based on a set of work practices and incentives.
A set of working papers by PON-affiliated faculty can also be found in the TNRC.
It was the tip of the iceberg, the crowning proof of a set of worked-out theorems.
These cycles are thermodynamically modelled and systematically computed under the same boundary conditions, for a set of working fluids.
It has developed a set of working principles — among them, be humble, transparent, and friendly, focus on strengths, beware of your own biases — for working with clients.
