"set of dates" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a collection or group of specific dates. Example: The company has released a set of dates for their quarterly earnings reports.
It has given a set of dates on which it has done a lot of work and therefore is convinced that these are set of dates which will work".
An opened set of dates waiting to be filled in again, a 1953-tomorroww), or the day after, or the day after that.
Nine Inch Nails later confirmed that the tour was to extend to South America and it was thought this would be the last Americas set of dates but soon after Reznor announced yet more North American dates including two dates in tourist capital Florida.
Some universities require law applicants to take the LNAT, for which there are another set of dates and deadlines to remember.
It is an election year, so politicians are ordering their lives according to a strict set of dates -- conventions, paperwork deadlines and elections.
Peter Kay is currently resuming a set of dates spread over two years which will see him reach around 750,000 fans, while Lee Evans begins a 66-date stint in August.
Not that that should suggest that the US teams would dominate a better timed set of tournament dates.
No limits were set for dates of publication.
Now, as far as templates go, Machida constructed the most accurate and easy to follow set of guidelines to date.
Later, HBO perfected the model, with a set of date-night blockbusters, particularly "Game of Thrones" and "Westworld," along with the rotten coke-and-punk fantasia of "Vinyl" (a misfire that played like a seventies wing of "Westworld").
Facebook is invading Tinder's space with a new set of dating features.
