The phrase "set to be signed" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to indicate that something is waiting to be signed, such as a contract or agreement. For example, "The new sales agreement is set to be signed by the end of the week."
Neymar has already arrived for just over £50m and a new goalkeeper and centre-back look set to be signed.
Thus far, Dr. Leemans has spent about $350,000 of his stimulus money; $12 million in additional contracts are set to be signed this week.
The German finance ministry refused to comment ahead of a Eurogroup meeting in Brussels on Friday where the third bailout deal looked set to be signed.
To Cyprus — another financially troubled member of the European Union — Russia is offering a new economic cooperation deal set to be signed this month.
Among his partners in the deal, which was set to be signed on Wednesday, are Peter Griesar, who played keyboards in the Dave Matthews Band in the early 1990s.
A peace deal between President Juan Manuel Santos and the leader of the Farc rebel group is set to be signed, and the kidnap rate in Bogota, the capital, has dwindled from its highest rate of five per day.
A little more than four hours before Williams was set to be executed, Greitens signed an executive order halting the lethal injection.
Jesús Navas is set to be the first signing of the impending Manuel Pellegrini era at Manchester City.
Ivory Coast central defender Lamine Kone is set to be Sam Allardyce's first signing as Sunderland manager.
What he was perhaps not aware of is that the sign is set to be taken down.
Conversely, Macri's supporters take his entrepreneurial skill-set to be a sign that he will effectively manage Argentina's economy and financial system.
