The phrase 'of this setback' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to some kind of obstruction or difficulty encountered in a particular situation. For example: Despite the challenge of this setback, the team was able to complete their project on time.
What is the measure of this "setback"?
He boasted that the British economy had fared relatively well in the face of this setback to global growth.
His fleet was wrecked off Mt. Athos with enormous loss, however, and because of this setback he was deprived of his command.
The root cause of the crash is not yet known, but as a result of this setback the chances of commercial space flight this decade have receded significantly.
In spite of this setback, the collapse of the Syrian regime is now quietly being referred to in terms of when, rather than if, it will happen.
Easily the biggest drop in both sales and production more than a quarter—is expected to hit Thailand.Should we, shouldn't we?The intentions of foreign car companies in light of this setback are hard to divine.
"The injury will cost him his 2011 season, but I have been impressed by what I saw of Nathan prior to this setback and I am confident he can still achieve something special in 2012".
But for nervous investors and worried politicians, desperate for details and prices, the "plan" was a grave disappointment.A great failure of nerveHow serious is this setback?
"It was incredible to win all those medals last year but it's kind of nice to have this setback as I have so much to work towards now," said James, who is aiming to ride for Wales at the Commonwealth Games, which begin in July in Glasgow.
"It's tough," he said of the frustration of this latest setback.
Still, even in the face of this sharp setback, Mr. Gore remained calm and hopeful.
