The phrase "admirably set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been arranged or established in a commendable or praiseworthy manner.
Example: "The table was admirably set for the dinner party, with elegant dishes and beautiful centerpieces."
Alternatives: "excellently arranged" or "commendably organized."
It was succulent, and admirably set off by wild mushrooms and risotto.
While this has admirably set the ball rolling in the right direction, it seems that severely mentally and physically disabled children are still almost entirely unrepresented.
Looking further ahead, the new coach has the opportunity (responsibility even) to build on the course of self-determination admirably set in motion by Postecoglou.
THE position with regard to Bayes' theorem is admirably set out in M. G. Kendall's "The Advanced Theory of Statistics", Vol. 1, pp. 175 176 (3rd edit., 1947), where my statement that it is the assumptions and not the theorem which are controversial is supported.
The SEC has admirably set standards for how funds present basic information such as performance.
In the semi-final of that competition, Burns scored 72 runs, and "admirably set the foundations" for Somerset's victory.
Truth is, the Grudge formula is so straightforward that identikit English-language remakes were inevitable (even if, admirably, still set in Japan).
The novel (Frank's son is a co-author) "succeeds admirably in setting the stage for the epic conflicts recounted in the earlier books," Gerald Jonas said here in 2000.
Written by Frank's son Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson, the new Dune novel succeeds admirably in setting the stage for the epic conflicts recounted in the earlier books -- in which the fate of a galactic empire is determined on a strange desert planet inhabited by monstrous sandworms and the fiercely independent people called Fremen.
In her day Ms. Peters set an admirably high standard for vocal health and personal conditioning.
He set out, admirably, to write a book that would appeal to the general reader as well as to his academic colleagues.
