The phrase "add a set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to including a specific collection or group of items, elements, or components in a context.
Example: "Please add a set of instructions to the document for clarity."
Alternatives: "include a collection of" or "insert a group of".
What is does is add a set of eyes, which you can use to enhance human intelligence gathering".
"We're seeing a shift towards hybrid bags, which add a set of wheels to a rucksack or travel sack".
TIGER WOODS IS NOT MY TARGET MARKET "We design a course starting from the regular tees, and then we add a set of tees behind that — Bandon Dunes is the best example.
Add a set of two insulated electrodes (aka metal poles) and wire it all up.
Besides the traditional skip, inter and intra mode, we add a set of new modes, which are inter coding modes with redundant motion vector.
Therefore, to model our algorithm's sensitivity to picking errors, we add a set of random picking errors to the synthetic arrival times at each receiver, ranging from 0 to 5%% of the calculated travel time.
To get better video compression, Intel has added a set of 46 instructions it calls SSE4 to the new microprocessors.
Having given the All Blacks the hurry up they've shown they have added a set of ambitious backs to the traditional hard-scrummaging pack.
When the app encounters an artist name or Musicbrainz ID that it has no record of, it adds a set of tasks to the taskqueue to collect data from Musicbrainz, Last.fm, Soundcloud, Amazon and our gig API.
Then, drawing on the yellows and blues of a painting in the adjoining open kitchen, Mr. Coleman added a set of color blocks and long, decorative stripes behind the couch.
N'Dour further Africanized and updated the mbalax sound not only by adding a set of Senegalese sabar drums to the ensemble but also by distributing their rhythms between the keyboards and electric guitars.
