The phrase "a tangible set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific, concrete collection of items, ideas, or concepts that can be perceived or measured.
Example: "The project aims to create a tangible set of resources for community development."
Alternatives: "a concrete collection of" or "a physical group of".
"At this point, it's a really tangible set of problems that we're trying to solve.
Given the myriad of public goods relevant to human society, e.g. CO2 emissions, vaccinations, group work in class, performance-enhancing drugs in major league sports, and group hunting, this set of games presents a tangible and relatable set of exercises for instructors to expose students to basic concepts in evolutionary biology.
There have been a handful of startups using hardware kits to let kids bring coding concepts into a more tangible setting.
Of course, it's not lost on me that while destroying the edifice of a local bank branch would earn me a set of tangible penalties, it's an entirely different matter if I were to say... poison the entire Gulf of Mexico through my negligence.
I would say so, and the proof is James Blake's debut album, which went beyond retro and synthesised a completely fresh production language out of a set of tangible influences.
"They're going to need to demonstrate a set of tangible successes that's not just a set of speeches".
In an era of luxury for the masses, a full-time domestic staff is a status symbol that truly sets one apart, a tangible way of separating the genuinely loaded from the simply well-to-do.
In this regard, it can be noted that the tangible model offers a wider set of features analogous to the properties of the molecular system being represented.
The Manifesto sets out the hopes, aspirations and demands of Afghan children as well as serving as a tangible reminder of both adults and children's responsibilities in upholding children's rights.
While a box set of music has inherent tangible value, the move from physical form to digital destroyed the ability to charge a premium; but it was the next move, from ownership to streaming, that really killed an industry.
