The phrase "along set" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you are trying to use it in, as it does not form a recognizable expression or idiom.
Example: "The along set of instructions was confusing." (This example is awkward and does not make sense.)
Alternatives: "alongside" or "together with".
"Just move along, set something up, then get going again".
Tro-tros, as they are called here, are minibuses that seat 10 to 19 persons and operate along set routes inside the city.
You're bombing along, set to reach your destination with time to spare - thanks to Britain's first, and almost traffic-free, privately funded motorway.
Controlled by the Wiimote alone she's free only to move along set paths, though this linearity is great for showing off Samus's moves – and Other M is most definitely a looker – the limitation of movement decreases Samus's scope for exploration.
"Origami engineers" build a variety of objects by folding sheets of rigid material along set creases.
These discussions marked the start of a two-year process and in 1215, at Runnymede, the king signed the charter, a series of rules designed to try to make him operate along set lines.
Though a movie like "Trainwreck" sounds filthy enough, it cleans itself up as it goes along — setting off at a rough lick, yet soon displaying signs of moral decency.
While the judge took years to decide the motions, once he did, he rushed matters along, setting an early trial date and pressing both sides to settle.
(Then Reagan was elected. And then George W. Bush came along, setting a standard which, hopefully, will never be topped for sheer malevolent incompetence).
It was January and I was pretty far along setting it up when I got a call from the famous on air "talent".
With a musical, it is more complex because that requires a collaboration of different talents getting along, setting egos aside and working toward a common goal without any science or magic formula.
