The phrase "set out under" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a formal phrase typically used to introduce a series of specific items or points. For example, "The new personnel regulations are set out under the following headings: background checks, compensation, and working hours."
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"This technology is a 'best available technique', as set out under legislation, and is used in several European countries.
Makenga said rebel forces would withdraw about 20 km (12 miles) from Goma, leaving 100 soldiers at the airport and allowing government troops to return to the city, as set out under the terms of the deal.
On Monday I will commence the process set out under our Referendum Act.
In droves they set out under cloudy Eastern skies bound for clear and sunny California.
"Any decisions on action are a matter for the union's executive as set out under RMT's rule book".
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Setting out downwind under spinnaker, six of the eight competing yachts were over the starting line early.
