The phrase "another set of discussions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional group or series of conversations or debates on a particular topic.
Example: "After our initial meeting, we decided to schedule another set of discussions to address the unresolved issues."
Alternatives: "a further series of discussions" or "an additional round of discussions".
Preliminary findings of the research are intended to be disseminated through another set of focus group discussion.
"There have been an intense set of discussions over the rules," he admits.
Little substantive appears to have emerged from this particular set of discussions.
The one exception to the state of calm has been a tense set of discussions about Pakistan's nuclear arsenal.
But talks with AOL Time Warner are not the only set of discussions between Comcast and other potential rivals for AT&T Broadband, the nation's largest cable company.
In a subsequent blog post, the academic defended his work, saying he had based his observations on a broader set of discussions.
Mr. McKenna said Thursday evening that the former president was not initially involved in the discussions between Mr. Band and Mr. Meek or a separate set of discussions between Mr. Band and Mr. Crist.
Mr. Geithner had little overt praise for a reform platform put forward in March by the Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., saying the proposal "stimulated a very constructive set of discussions".
"The latest prize-money increases announced by Wimbledon complete a successful set of discussions for the ATP with all four Grand Slams regarding player compensation," said Brad Drewett, ATP executive chairman and president, in an e-mail message.
One set of discussions revolves around the issue of whether the monarchy's efforts at reform were sufficient; whereas some historians believe that the ancien régime almost succeeded, first in the 1770s and once again in the early 1780s, others argue more pessimistically that the efforts of the monarchy were insubstantial.
"It's been a good, constructive set of discussions," Ritchie told BBC Sport.
