The phrase "a stud set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to fashion, jewelry, or construction, referring to a collection of studs or fasteners.
Example: "She wore a beautiful stud set that complemented her outfit perfectly."
Alternatives: "a collection of studs" or "a set of fasteners".
To appeal to them, Ms. Fisher offers a selection of delicate gold studs set with pavé diamonds, starting at around $250 for a single piece.
It was harder, he said, on his eight-year-old daughter, who was forced to remove her skirt when visiting him (its studs set off a metal detector).
The Krupp projectile had a number of soft metal studs set into its surface, positioned so as to align with the rifling grooves.
There were prehistoric settlements and a Roman fort in the area of Bad Cannstatt (a suburb), but Stuttgart itself originated as a Stuotgarten, a Gestüt, or stud farm, set up about 950.
Leading owners Gigginstown House Stud are set to have three runners, with retained rider Bryan Cooper having the choice of First Lieutenant, Rule The World and Sir Des Champs.
She has also become a spokeswoman for several products, including the Bedazzler, a stud and rhinestone setting machine, which she used during one of her Apprentice tasks.
I then used a stud finder to mark the studs, and set to the task of cutting the wood with a circular saw.
So Shapiro, a one-time journalist and an admirer of the oral histories of Studs Terkel, set out to collect an oral history of breaking up.
Electrified hair stands at attention, and his black studs are set off by a palm-size medallion that spells "DON" below a diamond-lined crown.
In 1950 Mr. Terkel became the star and host of "Studs' Place," a variety show set in a barbecue joint, with Mr. Terkel appearing as the owner, shooting the breeze with his staff and with the guest of the week.
