The phrase "always set for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is consistently prepared or arranged for a specific purpose or event.
Example: "The table is always set for dinner by 6 PM, ready for the family to gather."
Alternatives: "consistently prepared for" or "regularly arranged for".
"I'm always set for a fastball," Musial told The Saturday Evening Post in 1958 when he got his 3,000th career hit.
Looms were "always set for 34 by 34, always," said Jeff Kenner, who operated and repaired the looms and oversaw crews on all three shifts.
She's best known for the BBC2 TV show Mary, Queen Of Shops, where she's revived flagging retail businesses, but Mary Portas wasn't always set for a career on the high street.
"My health no longer allows me to live up to the high standard that I have always set for my art and myself," he said in a statement on his Web site.
By Brendan Gill The New Yorker, June 28 , 1969P. 72 Review of "Oh Calcutta!" The drama critic and impresario Kenneth Tynan is billed as having "devised" the show, and I am at loss to understand how he has managed to plunge so unnimbly far below the standards that he has always set for others".
President Vladimir Putin said he was an "exceptional and strong person who looked to the future and always set for himself the highest objectives… an outstanding leader and ruler, a close friend of Russia".
"In Alberta, there is a real push for early discharge appropriate resources are not always set up for the patient before discharge".
This ancestor, forgoing lunch, always set out for a long walk every Sunday right after his sermon, the stick tucked under his arm.
Pastoral letters are not necessarily binding on Catholics, but they sometimes include authoritative teaching and always set guidelines for preaching, educational efforts and national programs by the bishops' conference.
The United Nations is effectively closed for a long Good Friday-Easter weekend, except for immediate emergencies, and the cCouncil would not normally meet Monday because the first day of a new month is always set aside for conferences about the month's agenda.
If you come in June, the first Sunday in June is always set aside for a memorial service at McGavock Confederate Cemetery near Carnton.
