The phrase "attaching a set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the action of adding or including a specific collection of items or documents to something, such as an email or a report.
Example: "I will be attaching a set of documents for your review before the meeting."
Alternatives: "including a collection of" or "adding a group of".
In what follows, please assume that I have already attached a set of donkey ears for my ingénue idiocy.
If it didn't come with the name of the international installation star Olafur Eliasson attached, a set of small photogravure copies of scientific diagrams and oscilloscope waves would be almost completely without interest.
Britain will contribute £1.1bn to a global aid fund to help fight Aids, tuberculosis and malaria, but will attach a set of "demanding" performance targets, Priti Patel has announced.
He has advocated a currency board to peg the exchange rate, and he has taken several potshots at the IMF, which attached a set of uncomfortably tight strings to the rescue package it helped to organise when Indonesia's economy got into a mess in 1997.
To this end, we designed a stepped solar still with internal reflective walls and attached a set of borosilicate vacuum tubes with heat pipes; these heat pipes, in turn, were attached to plates containing seawater inside the distiller.
In order to achieve the requirement of the time accuracy for the S-WPIA measurement, we attached a set of instantaneous TI and S-WPIA counter on to the data observed by the EWO and HFA receivers.
That means whether it's a document, image, email or potentially any type of data, you can attach a set of policies and rules around the use of that data, presumably indicating if it can be shared or even if a screen shot can be taken of it.
Attach a set of Velcro circles, within the top of the opening, to secure the purse.
Attach a set of small Velcro circles to the inner hem of each pocket.
Attach a set of Velcro circles, to either side of the hem, to secure the opening.
