The phrase "as a whole set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete collection or group of items considered together.
Example: "The data was analyzed as a whole set to identify overall trends and patterns."
Alternatives: "in its entirety" or "as a complete group".
The staff as a whole set a single-season major league record for strikeouts.
Still, even with flops rampant, the six broadcast networks as a whole set a record this season for total advertising revenue, taking in about $16.8 billion.
Moreover, these are not companies that became big fast and worried about profits later: more than three-quarters made money last year, and the group as a whole set records, with $12.5 billion in sales over all and an average five-year growth rate of almost 2,000 percent.
But on the face of it, this leaves borrowing for 2015-16 as a whole set to undershoot last year's borrowing total of £90bn by only £10bn or so, rather than the £20bn drop that the OBR forecast in its July's budget.
In Brussels in May, the European Union's 15 oldest members each agreed to spend at least 0.51% of their national income on aid by 2010, and the EU as a whole set a collective target of 0.56% of their combined income.
The images enter the modules described in the previous subsections as a whole set.
"It's as if a whole set of information about one's self, our autobiography, goes off line," said Dr. Richard Loewenstein, one of the nation's few experts on dissociative fugue.
The UK government must champion a 2030 target for Europe as a whole, setting aside the recent tussles over the energy bill, as the CBI has argued.
Taken as a whole – setting aside "David" and his "church" – Americans are increasingly tending toward the view that same-sex attractions are not a moral choice but a matter of fate, some combination of genes and environmental or historical factors for which the individual should not be held accountable.
As well as again electing him, a whole set of other meaningful relationships and ideas need to be put in place".
As a result, a whole set of people who had never voted before became willing to enter the political arena and become Trump's passionate, even fanatical, supporters, even as they refused to disclose their intentions to pollsters.
