The phrase "a set type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, mathematics, or categorization where you are referring to a specific type of set.
Example: "In this programming language, a set type allows for the storage of unique elements without any particular order."
Alternatives: "a specific type" or "a defined type".
A set type was the marwysgafn ("deathbed song"), in which the poet, sensing the approach of death, confessed his sins and prayed for forgiveness.
The latest to point the finger is the actress Jane Horrocks, who spoke thus in a recent interview with the Radio Times: "There's always a set type of people doing their shopping according to the time or the day, whether it's pensioners holding everyone up or screeching kids.
The elements of a set type can be complex, for example, can be relation, functions or sets themselves.
They don't have a set type of music they listen to.
Emo is a set type of music called emotive hardcore which is a sub genre of hardcore punk and a fashion style of messenger bags and thick rimmed glasses.
The new theoretical treatments, recently developed by Savéant and coworkers and extended to a SET-type mechanism and cyclic voltammetry results, allowed us to determine the rate controlling step of the catalytic process and to calculate the standard rate constant of the homogeneous electron transfer reaction and the standard potential in respect to the tosylamide anion radical formation.
In many ways the 6th Division was fortunate to have drawn a "set piece" type of battle, the type that most suited its Great War-based doctrine and training.
We used a hot lead press and set type one letter at a time.
Perhaps this was because the Compositor, patented in 1887, could set type a third faster than Ottmar Mergenthaler's Linotype.
What other characteristics set Type A people apart?
For years, his father published a small weekly paper in Essex County, N.J., and as a child Warren learned to set type by hand.
