The phrase "neat set" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means a well-organized or tidy group or collection of items. Example: I was impressed by the neat set of tools in the workshop.
Ever since Newton, scientists have dreamed of capturing the universe in a neat set of equations.
It also makes a neat set of original T-shirts, including one with the traditional rider acknowledgement across the front and a rather good take on geometric interpretations of wheels.
Darwin would have loved this, a neat set of observations that helps explain why spiders are amongst the first to colonise new habitats and why many species are found all the way around the globe.
Establishing shareholder value as the one true end of management allows all the complex variables that go into corporate life to be reduced to a neat set of equations.
The implication, slightly illusory, is that there's a neat set of steps from each point to the next, as in a Bill Walsh pass pattern: each pattern on the tree proceeds logically and the quarterback just has to look a little farther upfield.
That's part of the charm, though, and you can even choose from a selection of pretty illustrations from a Spanish artist, including a neat set of birds and plants to run above the function keys at the top of the board.
Their close collaboration on the project becomes a happy distraction from their unsettled lives—Harriet's special-forces boyfriend is missing on tour and Fred's workaholic wife has moved to Geneva and a neat set-up for the romantic narrative.
The way Brown describes it, the union is no longer an imperial hangover that represses Scotland but a neat set-up for distinct and proud nations to club together, sharing resources and pooling risks.
A neat setting shows only properties that have recently been reduced in price.
Sonos does have a neat setting that lets you control the Playbar sound with your existing TV remote; once you've set that up, it tells you to "set your TV to mute in the menu".
Bannan then found himself in front of goal after a neat set-up from Naismith, his bending ball from the edge of the box going just wide of the post.
