The phrase "an ideal set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a perfect or optimal collection of items, ideas, or criteria that meet specific standards or requirements.
Example: "In order to achieve success, we must establish an ideal set of goals that align with our vision."
Alternatives: "a perfect collection of" or "an optimal group of".
The business climate is not too hot and not too cold, an ideal set of circumstances.
No administration, he noted, starts with an ideal set of international partners.
The goal is to find an ideal set of requirements for a software release considering different objectives, such as customer's requests, resource constraints, and requirement characteristics.
Gradually, I began to gather what the field was about and realised that not only was I very interested in science policy, but I also had an ideal set of skills and experience to pursue a career in the field.
The assessment of the proposed model was carried out in two phases: 1) internal quality assessment of groups and 2) external assessment of the created groups compared with an ideal set of groups.
The "Halloween" 2003 magnetic storm (29 October, 2003 31 October, 2003) was a rare event that provided an ideal set of conditions to examine magnetospheric/ionospheric responses to the solar wind (Balasis et al., 2012).
When using the diagonal, the addition of the PDP also shows improvement with an ideal setting of 20%, in terms of rapid decrease in the first simulation hour and final values.
The Newcastle Thousand Families birth cohort presented an ideal setting of unselected individuals from the community to perform this study.
Steam foot spa treatment at an ideal setting of 42°C for 20 minutes has the potential to improve cognitive function in elderly hospitalized patients with mild to moderate cognitive impairment.
Taiwan has high prevalence of CKD and HBV infection, and thus provides an ideal setting for study of the relationship of both diseases.
The Lopé Reserve is typically characterized by a mosaic of forests and savannahs and constitutes an ideal setting for studies of natural fragmentation.
