The phrase "a sweeping set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a comprehensive or extensive collection of items, ideas, or principles that cover a wide range or scope.
Example: "The new policy introduced a sweeping set of reforms aimed at improving the education system."
Alternatives: "a broad array" or "a comprehensive collection".
This is the same NLRB that would, almost exactly a year later, in September, 2007, issue a sweeping set of decisions - 33 in all - that turned back labor law by more than a half century.
The author does not offer a sweeping set of solutions.
Translating the principles into a sweeping set of laws is proving difficult, however, some officials said.
On Friday, Universal, a division of the French conglomerate Vivendi, proposed a sweeping set of divestments to allay the European Commission's concerns over market concentration and power.
The recommendations, part of a sweeping set of guidelines in an F.T.C. report on Monday, represent the government's latest move to address the issue of consumer privacy.
The Greek Parliament approved a sweeping set of austerity measures early Thursday that were aimed at keeping the country in the euro zone.
The authority's chairman, Joseph J. Lhota, outlined a sweeping set of fixes that he vowed would turn around steadily deteriorating service.
And on Thursday, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a sweeping set of sanctions against Iran for human rights violations and its support of terrorism.
The discrepancy has widened considerably since President Bush signed the No Child Left Behind Act, a sweeping set of education reforms.
In the two decades since it was formed, the Knight Commission, which includes several university presidents and trustees, has been credited with spearheading several changes in college athletics, including a sweeping set of academic reforms that were passed in 2004.
Part of a sweeping set of abortion limits approved this year, the regulations dictate the size of rooms, the stocking of emergency equipment, medication and blood supplies, and ties to nearby hospitals.
