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The phrase "a useful set of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of items, tools, or resources that are beneficial or helpful in a particular context.
Example: "The workshop provided a useful set of strategies for improving time management skills."
Alternatives: "a helpful collection of" or "an effective group of".
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Whether or not all of their strengths translate into a successful public company is impossible to say, but on balance the company is offering a useful set of services for a modern approach to computing and software, using a subscription model with all of the advantages that go with generating recurring revenue.
"It gives Democrats a useful set of surrogates.
Articles are diverse and well-informed, usually with a useful set of accompanying links.
"We filled in the opening and it's now a useful set of shelves," says Burgess.
A useful set of guidelines about reproductions and fakes can be found on Mr. Howard's Web site: www.antiquepottery.co.uk.co.uk
In August, Jane Chong and Benjamin Wittes offered a useful set of guidelines for thinking about Trump's misconduct.
It is a useful set of tools for the application of mathematics in science and engineering.
The unified framework presents a useful set of tools for telecommunication network designers in evaluating numerous network designs.
When I became aware of psychogeography, I realised it was a useful set of ideas and practices to describe what had I been doing all along.
Vocal Arts Workbook David Carey and Rebecca Clark (Methuen Drama, £17.99) A useful set of exercises to get your voice working and realising its potential.
The site also has a useful set of links to press releases National Gallery London Look out for free workshops, guided tours and talks.
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