The phrase "instructions set out" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to written or verbal directions or guidelines that have been clearly stated or laid out. For example: "The teacher's instructions set out the steps for completing the project."
Delivery instructions are set out below and in our confirmations.
Archbishop Winchelsey's instructions also set out relative values for the parishes of Reculver and St Nicholas-at-Wade with All Saints', in allocating dues for taxes known as "clerical tenths".
Despite this, Barth reflected that the tutorials provided to explain the game's mechanics had mixed responses, from some players who took up the concept easily to others that remained baffled as to the puzzle's goal even when instructions were set out step by step.
Follow the straining etc. instructions as set out above.
It is crucial that we strive to meet the call to improve K 12 and undergraduate inquiry instruction and assessment set out by a number of national science education organizations (NRC, 1996, 2003; American Association for the Advancement of Science [AAAS], 1998, 2009).
With which instruction did they set out? Who was responsible for the operational deployment of this [missile] on 17 July 2017?" Paulissen asked.
Investigators have addressed this concern by revising the answer choices to include "unknown" fields among the answer choices, and the written instructions accompanying the survey set out that all fields should be completed.
Participants reported " The instructions need to be set out more clearly and taking out a few words can make a lot of difference" and " having it formatted and having a yes or no answer first makes the survey look easier to fill out even though they [patients] are having it read out to them".
But the Bush lawyers had a strategy memorandum of their own, recently obtained by The Times, that also set out detailed instructions for challenging overseas ballots.
