The phrase "appoint a set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when designating or assigning a specific group or collection of items, roles, or responsibilities.
Example: "The committee decided to appoint a set of experts to review the project proposals."
Alternatives: "designate a group of" or "assign a collection of".
The Republican leaders of the Legislature called a special session for Friday to appoint a set of presidential electors who would support Gov. George W. Bush.
Hours after Vice President Al Gore's lawyers filed what they said was his final appeal in his quest for the presidency, the Republican leaders of the Florida Legislature called a special session for Friday to appoint a set of presidential electors who would support Gov. George W. Bush.
Republican leaders of the Florida Legislature called a special session for tomorrow to appoint a set of presidential electors to the Electoral College who would support Bush.
In 2004, the International Society for Cellular Therapy appointed a set of standard criteria to facilitate a more uniform characterization of MSC.
In similarly bitter tones, the new speaker of the Florida House of Representatives, Tom Feeney, made it clear that if Mr. Gore were to win the final tally, he and his G.O.P. colleagues would have few qualms about stepping in and appointing a new set of electors who would cast their votes for Mr. Bush and his running mate, Dick Cheney.
Mr. Ridge will have to raise the level of his game -- and appoint a high-powered set of deputies -- if he expects to get control of the sprawling empire he is expected to inherit.
He at first shied away from co-ordinating the Gaza pullout with Israel because it was not part of an overall peace deal, so the first discussions have only just been held; Israel, says one official, is waiting for the PA to appoint its representatives to a set of joint working groups.
The Melbourne Cricket Club agreed with Wills's suggestion and, as there were no standardized football codes at that time, appointed a committee to devise a set of rules.
They saw it as a mockery of democracy: a committee of professors who had been appointed, not elected, to rubber-stamp a set of decisions that had already been made.
Now that the law is taking shape, the signs are that one of the world's first fully legal marijuana markets (Washington state also backed legalisation) will have all the taxes and rules anyone could have wished for.Soon after Colorado's law was passed John Hickenlooper, the governor, appointed a task-force to produce a set of proposals for its implementation.
Ronson had also just released his own record, a set of smartly appointed covers that featured a track with Winehouse, the fiercely talented yet troubled soul singer who died in 2011.
