The phrase "a shiny set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of items that are shiny or polished, often implying they are new or attractive.
Example: "She proudly displayed a shiny set of silverware at the dinner party."
Alternatives: "a gleaming collection of" or "a lustrous array of".
You get the exquisite side of Meades's brain on television, his mordant, deadpan delivery never quite disguising his delight in a flinty West Country wall, a shiny set of Crittall windows or the crenellations of some particularly deluded architect.
On his departure, however, the Chinese arranged for a shiny set of stairs with a strip of blue lights beneath the railing to be rolled up to the plane.
I'm sure he has his level three mace with him in the afterlife - and a shiny set of new dice!
Between its new mobile payments system, rapidly-scaling video infrastructure, and Instant Articles, Facebook's built a shiny set of new pipes to do just that.
He soon found himself the owner of various items he is not sure he needed, among them a drink blender, which he has used, and a big shiny set of cookware endorsed by Wolfgang Puck, which he has not.
He comes with a bright and shiny set of opinions on marquee issues that are just far enough ahead of the curve to seem brave.
Now, stepping on to the shiny set of the Black Entertainment Television cable network's Top 10 countdown show, "106 and Park," Ms. Badu reveals a new invisible hairdo: she has recently shaved her head.
What's new is the shiny set of Western-designed tech tools the Kremlin is now able to use to further that divisive mission — with, quite possibly, devastatingly effective impact on U.S. soil.
But these days, a shiny new set of wheels in the driveway is increasingly the prerogative of the affluent.
(Odds: 12/1) Lee Westwood: Ranked No. 2 in the world and boasting a shiny new set of gnashers to replace his crooked English fangs, Westwood hits it long and straight, plays well in the majors, and is a decent putter.
They're a shiny new set of controls that can change – or exploit human behavior.
