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The phrase "approved a set of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the formal acceptance or endorsement of a specific collection of items, guidelines, or proposals.
Example: "The committee approved a set of recommendations for improving workplace safety."
Alternatives: "ratified a collection of" or "endorsed a series of".
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In a recent referendum, they approved a set of economic agreements with their EU neighbours.
The State University system's trustees recently approved a set of parallel increases.
Not long before his death, Judge Edelstein approved a set of rules for next year's union elections.
A referendum in July 2011 approved a set of 20 reforms designed to establish a new constitution.
In 2006, the Graduate Council approved a set of Best Practices for Faculty Mentorship of Graduate Students.
In June 2010, the SVS Board of Directors approved a set of guidelines specifically designed to address management of conflict of interest among its members and its leaders.
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Members of the executive committee were meeting in Zurich to approve a set of reform measures.
The European Commission is expected to approve a set of proposals for reform of the EU's common fisheries policy tomorrow.
Members of FIFA's executive committee are meeting in Zurich this week to approve a set of reform measures.
Parliament is expected to approve a set of contentious bills to expand Japan's military role by late this month.
ATHENS — Parliamentary debate began here on Monday evening before one of the most important votes in recent Greek history: whether to approve a set of deeply unpopular austerity measures that are the price of an urgent infusion of international aid.
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