The phrase "a set that includes" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are describing a group of items or information that can be organized or grouped together. For example: "The library offers a set that includes both fiction and non-fiction books."
(At Kidding Around, a set that includes box, mouse, blanket, and pillow is $24.99; a mouse pram is $19.99).
In this, the last quartet in a set that includes respectful homages to Haydn and Mozart, Beethoven toys with tradition.
The weighty chocolate-brown pottery is handsome and astonishingly well-priced — $59.99 for a set that includes two square bowls, a medium rectangular serving dish, and a large oval crock.
Second, that its practice of "bundling" journals forces libraries which wish to subscribe to a particular publication to buy it as part of a set that includes several others they may not want.
Now in previews, it is scheduled to open on Wednesday, with a set that includes two mobile pools, a 6-foot-high treadmill and a 20-foot flying curtain.
The weighty chocolate-brown pottery is handsome and astonishingly well-priced—$59.99 for a set that includes two square bowls, a medium rectangular serving dish, and a large oval crock.
Their thoughts were backed up by a set that included such cabinets with rare and strange collectors' objects inside.
Both plays were, in a way, about class division, although our play didn't have a set that included a ton of coal, as Barry's did.
The brilliant Belgian duo 2 Many D.J.'s joined forces with James Murphy, from New York, for a set that included Nirvana, the Cars and a Justin Timberlake remix.
They scrambled through a set that included cryptic prayers, mutated political slogans and unfinished love stories, but they never strayed far from their bare-bones formula: a few chords, a few minutes and the song was done.
