The phrase "alike set" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe a group of items that are similar or comparable, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The two groups formed an alike set of characteristics, making them difficult to distinguish."
Alternatives: "similar group" or "comparable set".
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But Michod's not afraid of brutal action, particularly the ambushes that cops and crooks alike set for each other.
Birds and beasts, alike, set out on a concerted feeding frenzy, gorging themselves and their ravenous, insatiable, mouths-ever-open offspring.
That device thrilled consumers and critics alike, setting sky-high standards for the company's next offering.
KABUL, Afghanistan -- A Pakistani-based militant group identified with attacks on Indian targets has expanded its operations in Afghanistan, inflicting casualties on Afghans and Indians alike, setting up training camps, and adding new volatility to relations between India and Pakistan.
Momchil achieved initial successes against Turks and Byzantines alike, setting Turkish ships on fire and almost managing to kill one of his main opponents at the time, John VI Kantakouzenos.
Democrats and Republicans alike have set their sights on winning women's votes come Nov. 2.
On Jan . 1 2013, all the Bush tax cuts — on the affluent and nonaffluent alike — are set to expire, which would solve roughly one-quarter of our long-term deficit problem.
London has also attracted attention from around the world as the birthplace of many of the exotic mortgage-related investments, created by American and foreign banks alike, that set off the financial crisis.
By establishing the present tense of the filmmaker and the viewer alike, they set the archival images in a receding past that is in constant and ever-deeper need of active rediscovery.
When Mr. Martinelli died earlier this month, at the age of 78, friend and foe alike were set to wondering just what will now happen to the editorial voice in his publishing empire.
