The phrase "are set to secure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is planned or expected to achieve security or safety in the future.
Example: "The new policies are set to secure the safety of all employees in the workplace."
Alternatives: "are intended to ensure" or "are designed to guarantee".
United, whose centre-half Rio Ferdinand was booed throughout by the home support, are set to secure the title in the weeks to come, with the derby against the holders due on Monday.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Foreign Funds to Be Allowed to Raise Money in China | The Financial Times reports: "Six global hedge funds are set to secure the first-ever approval to raise money from institutions within China for investing overseas, a key reform in the opening of the country's closely guarded capital account".
A US activist hedge fund has nearly doubled its stake in Rolls-Royce and is set to secure a seat on the aircraft engine maker's board.
If the couple do end up officially ending their marriage, Frances could be set to secure a substantial pay-out as, as well as being Clarkson's wife, she also has the unenviable task of being his manager.
Ukip is set to secure control of a £1.5m pot of European taxpayers' cash by forming a new political party in a move that has triggered a fresh internal row.
Nawaz Sharif, the victorious head of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) which is set to secure a strong working majority in parliament, said the elections had been "by and large free and fair" and all sides should accept the results.
For example, the minimum travel distance was set to secure a sufficient accumulation of multiple forward scattering.
These should be set to secure tissue perfusion while minimizing adrenergic stress on the heart [ 1, 11].
The talks are set to focus on securing a ceasefire, withdrawal of heavy weapons and creating a demilitarised zone.
The talks in the Belarusian capital Minsk are set to focus on securing a ceasefire, withdrawal of heavy weapons and creating a demilitarised zone.
A lot of secure sites are set to grind to a halt with security error messages in the next version of Google Chrome, after the browser will drop trust for a major HTTPS certificate provider following a series of security incidents.
