The phrase "also include a set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to specify that something should be added along with other items or elements.
Example: "The report should also include a set of recommendations for future improvements."
Alternatives: "add a collection" or "incorporate a group".
Adding another layer of mystery, the evening will also include a set by Lars Horntveth, the charismatic saxophonist, guitarist and keyboardist who leads Jaga Jazzist.
The new exhibition, which succeeds a popular show featuring examples of the Dead Sea Scrolls, will also include a set of gates from an ancient Han burial chamber, never before publicly displayed, and 20 other artifacts that will be shown in the United States for the first time, among dozens of other pieces.
The steps taken by the authorities also include a set of specific safeguards directed at I'll Have Another's trainer, Doug O'Neill, who has racked up multiple violations in a handful of states and was suspended for 45 days last week by California regulators for yet another violation.
The shows will also include a set of the band's greatest hits.
It will also include a set of tools that are specifically designed for cancer data analysis.
In planning ahead for the one-year follow-up survey, we decided we would also include a set of questions about attitudes toward possible future modifications to OpenNotes that might further engage patients and their families in their care.
The evening also includes a set by Mr. Dresser alone, a formidable solo performer with great technique.
The model also includes a set of problems facing public organization using traditional IT solutions.
It also includes a set of mature and experimental domains, and a more comprehensive actor library than previous releases.
The concert tonight also includes a set by Invert, a string quartet with an unconventional lineup (violin, viola and two cellos) that performs mostly original music.
The sale also includes a set of circular drawings, designs for prints, of the 12 months of the year, executed in 1580 by Hans Bol.
