The phrase "at a set place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a specific location that has been predetermined or established for a particular purpose.
Example: "We agreed to meet at a set place to discuss the project details."
Alternatives: "at a designated location" or "at a fixed spot".
Whether you need an entire room or just your favorite chair with a good book, having a set place at at the end of the day to escape all outside stressors can be the best medicine for a restless mind.
Put options can also be utilized to protect existing positions without having a mandatory action take place at a set price.
The best news is that Wes Anderson, from his new perch on the outside of the industry, dining with a long spoon, has an immaculately set place at the table.
These include writing in short concrete sentences, using lists, and arranging to meet friends at a set time and place, rather than just "tonight".
Facebook users who write in short, concise sentences, use lists, and arrange to meet friends at a set time and place, rather than just "tonight", would be identified as conscientious.
The routine around food – at a set time, and place The routine around 'spaces' – dinning at the dinning table, playing in the playing room, doing the home-work after school, etc.
If you choose to eat at the same table that you serve the items on, at each setting place a teacup and saucer, a knife, a side-plate and a cloth napkin.
At each of the participating cooperatives, the cooperative coordinator contacted the cattle owners and asked them to gather their animals at a set time and defined place.
However, we think that there are reasons to believe we're at a turning point, and that this way of organizing work into payroll positions with set shifts at set places was an outcome of the Industrial Revolution.
