The phrase "a setting of mandatory" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or awkward expression that lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The new policy includes a setting of mandatory compliance for all employees."
Alternatives: "a requirement of mandatory" or "a condition of mandatory".
Since 1999, Chinese workers have enjoyed "golden weeks," a set of mandatory national holidays.
To obtain a discount, a set of mandatory criteria must first be met (World Bank Group 2008).
One consequence of the widely acknowledged need to secure the sustainability of biomass production in a fast growing market is the Renewable Energy Directive 2009/28/EC of the European Union (EU-RED) which includes a set of mandatory sustainability criteria and targets as part of an EU sustainability scheme [26] and in the Fuel Quality Directive 2009/30/EC [2009/30/EC
Four years later, in 1988, they created a set of mandatory spending formulas that have come to dominate the annual crafting of a state budget.
The TISS standard is a set of mandatory forms and electronic messages for healthcare authorization and claim submissions among healthcare plans and providers in Brazil.
Also, a "smarter" system designed to stratify various medication alerts to their clinical relevance and utilize a set of mandatory alerts may improve prescribing safety [ 30].
Weeks after the baseball player's death, the FDA proposed a set of mandatory "good manufacturing practices" (GMPs) for dietary supplements to ensure more reliable quality.
For patients who deny consent, the law mandates collection of a set of mandatory data ("minimal dataset") involving a restricted number of transplant-relevant baseline and endpoint data [ 19].
Manual stimulation via a penetrating needle acupuncture using a semi-standardised regimen (ie, a set of mandatory acupuncture points plus optional points according to the patient's conditions) will be employed.
