'set procedures' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a fixed procedure or series of steps that are regularly followed. For example, "Our workplace follows strict set procedures to ensure a safe and efficient working environment."
"Science is a complicated game and there are set procedures in place that act as checks and balances".
The scientist has set procedures, and will be satisfied if he can replicate results; the purist philosopher may query these and their objects at every step.
As companies grow, contingency planning should anticipate the sudden departure of crucial employees and set procedures for calming those who remain, Ms. Brown says.
Elizabeth Dole, who was labor secretary under former President George Bush, set procedures in motion in 1990 to establish these rules.
They even set procedures for making sure that engineers and buyers from different clients do not accidentally meet one another while having lunch at company cafeterias here.
Instead, Justice Breyer said, its task is the "narrow but important" one of evaluating the effectiveness of the 1980 law that set procedures for handling complaints about judicial misconduct.
There is also no set procedure by which the buildings department alerts the commission when someone seeks a permit to strip off architectural detail.
They had no set procedure for bear attacks there.
At this point, it's really better for small business owners to look at their policies on online reputation management, and adjust them so that there is set procedure for handling negative reviews.
The 25th Amendment, setting procedures for transfer of presidential powers, was ratified in 1967.
New Jersey's Roman Catholic bishops approved an agreement with the state attorney general's office last week that sets procedures for reporting allegations of sexual abuse by priests and other church workers.
