The phrase "enter the set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, programming, or any situation where one is discussing inclusion in a group or collection.
Example: "To solve the problem, you need to enter the set of possible solutions."
Alternatives: "join the set" or "add to the set."
"Loft" invited audience members to enter the set from backstage through an emptied-out prop refrigerator, walk across the stage and receive cups of coffee before sitting down.
Generally, 1080 offers finer resolution at a higher price, but that is not the end of the story because television broadcasts, DVDs and Blu-ray all enter the set at different resolutions.
The remaining fifth are dancers who each pay $10 to enter the set for an evening: 850 of them when the ballroom is filled to capacity, which can happen as early as 7 P.M.
In the United States, 32% of women who enter the SET field leave their job within a year.
There exists ϵ ≥ 0 such as all feasible solutions of model system (2.1) enter the set Γ ϵ = { ( H s, H i ) ∈ R + 2 : H ≤ Λ h d h + ϵ d h, ( S s, S i ) ∈ R + 2 : S ≤ Λ s d s + ϵ d s.
I tried to envision the angle from which a curious coon might enter the set.
The Giants (10-7) will enter the setting of the league's most impenetrable mystique.
"While we have not formally announced our decision to enter the set-top box arena, we do have the key components for that market".
So Miss Young, who had studied ballet as a child, asked for a retake in which she entered the set and pirouetted before walking toward the camera.
The first protesters entered the set at midnight, stepping over yellow tape and brushing off objections from a few people guarding the area.
The show began with a clamor befitting a three-ring circus as the host, one of Japan's most famous comedians, entered the set shrouded in smoke and dressed up as a stick of dynamite.
