The phrase "a widespread set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or group of items, ideas, or phenomena that are common or prevalent across a wide area or among many people.
Example: "The study revealed a widespread set of beliefs that influenced public opinion on climate change."
Alternatives: "a broad range" or "a common collection".
"Politics" and what is "political" emerged as part of a widespread set of sociolinguistic practices, most notably and best documented in Athens, while "philosophy" was invented by a relatively small number of self-professed "philosophical" thinkers.
Recent developments in computational tools for prediction of fRNAs have shown a widespread set of RNA elements that are specifically involved in post-transcriptional regulatory processes [ 5].
There was more activation during the Identity task than in expression or gaze over a widespread set of regions over the occipital, temporal, and frontal lobes, as well as in the cerebellum.
And as befits a date so crucial, there has been a varied and widespread set of responses to it — in politics, of course, but also in journalism, photography, literature and in the arts in general.
As a threatening identity, no widespread set of images or concepts support this identity.
Perhaps the most widespread set of rules was MIL STD 8320.1, set up by the U.S. Department of Defense, but it never became popular outside of the federal government.
Another widespread set of tall tales is embellishment of experience and accomplishments, says Jenny Sullivan, a spokeswoman for Chicago-based CareerBuilder.com, a joint venture between The Tribune Co., Gannett and Knight Ridder.
An important advantage of our profile is that it has been developed from formalin-fixed, paraffin embedded tissue thus allowing its use in a widespread clinical setting without the need of frozen tumor tissue, which is usually only available in tertiary referral hospitals or research centers that have frozen tissue banks.
For instance, the enzymes that catalyze histone methylation belong to two different families, the widespread SET-domain family and the DOT1-related protein family [ 2].
Two such bacteria have been sequenced already, but neither contains a widespread and important set of proteins called type III.
The groups argue that holding an individual responsible for a widespread, expensive recall sets a disturbing example and runs counter to the business desire for limited liability.
