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Free sign upThe phrase "are set to fetch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is scheduled or expected to retrieve or obtain something in the future.
Example: "The new software updates are set to fetch data from the cloud every hour."
Alternatives: "are scheduled to retrieve" or "are expected to obtain".
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The items are set to fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not millions, much of which will go toward science.
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A giant skeleton of a dinosaur which last roamed Earth more than 150 million years ago is set to fetch up to £600,000 at a British auction next month.
The world's most expensive domain namesSEX.COM is set to fetch a record $13m for a domain name on Wednesday October 27th when a Californian bankruptcy court meets to decide on the deal.
A handwritten copy of JK Rowling's story collection The Tales of Beedle the Bard, which she made for the publisher who first accepted Harry Potter for publication, is set to fetch up to £500,000 when it is auctioned next month.
And yes, it's set to fetch up to $2 million at auction.
A painting by expressionist master Wassily Kandinsky is set to fetch millions at auction this week.
Each correct packet is fetched out of the buffer sequentially, and the flag is set to false after the corresponding packet being fetched out.
Once a computer was infected, the program was set up to fetch the password-stealing component from a Philippine Web site.
"The following day we were sent to fetch water.
He had been sent to fetch a supply of water.
We therefore investigated a hybrid approach, where a Boolean search strategy is used to fetch an initial pool of candidate documents, and ranking is then applied to order the result set.
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