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The phrase "a sharp set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or group of items that are precise, clear, or well-defined, often in a context related to skills, tools, or characteristics.
Example: "The team presented a sharp set of strategies to tackle the upcoming challenges in the project."
Alternatives: "a clear set of" or "a precise set of".
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A catalytic mechanism has a sharp set of teeth.
Ordinarily, we would love to see a sharp set of eyes from the opposing party keeping close tabs on the Suozzi administration.
Prosecutors from nine states today criticized the Bush administration as settling too leniently with Microsoft in its antitrust case and asked a federal judge to impose a sharp set of business restrictions on the company.
Irish Museum Of Modern Art, to 31 Oct RC After three years of artists' projects in Oxford's Rosehill estate, Modern Art Oxford's parting kiss to the area comes with a sharp set of teeth – steel "ripper teeth", to be exact.
The linear convergence is attained with Polyak's stepsize and for an objective function with a sharp set of minima.
Add a zigzag line across the mouth to make it look like a sharp set of teeth.
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The high street store's latest guest collection goes on sale next week, and promises a gorgeous array of soft, floaty fabrics alongside a sharper set of colour-blocked tailoring in electric blues and greens.
Variety's Justin Chang was also positive, though slightly less effusive, writing, "This smug but effective middlebrow crowdpleaser boasts a sharper set of dentures than most films of its type, shrewdly mining its material for laughs and righteous anger as well as tears".
The rhetorical and moral worlds with which both of these domains are associated have been marked by an acutely sharp set of binary bioethical distinctions.
chantoosie -- female singer (chanteuse); "Chantoosie Barbra Streisand has a warm and sharp set of pipes".
These places not only sell dangerously sharp sets of cutlery with handles created by hand, but they also sell tomahawks.
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