"design set" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used as a noun to describe a collection of items that have been designed together. For example, "This furniture design set is perfect for a small apartment."
The proposed design set off even louder protests.
Johnston's design set out to integrate, to show the Underground as a unified network.
Both the material and the design set the marker apart from the graveyard's other lichen-speckled stone memorials.
Pretty easy, although those long strips of black squares in the grid design set up some speed bumps for me.
Seizing on this, and on water as a womb-symbol, Walter Meierjohann's production and Miriam Buether's design set the action in a standing pool.
Given the rigid definition of the hardware – OEMs must stick to the design set out by Microsoft – manufacturers face a challenge differentiating Windows Phone handsets.
She is known for her jewelry-making; product design; set direction for commercials; and her work as a magazine stylist, photographer and art director.
But the cathedral's design, set back from the street and well above the sidewalk in most places, does offer an inherent defensive advantage against vehicle-borne bombs.
AAMANNS: The craze for new-school versions of open-faced sandwiches continues to sweep the city: Aamanns, a favorite with the design set, is so popular that you'll need a reservation.
Peter Hall's production for the Royal Shakespeare Company was monumental; everything was grey, chill and cheerless in John Bury's design, set off firstly by a piquant bowl of green apples and then by the savage acting.
The question to be asked of Robert Frank was whether he and his photographs, with their cool and color-free stares, had by design set out to disturb the peace.
