"sets of evidence" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to multiple groups or collections of evidence. Example: The prosecutor presented several sets of evidence to the jury to prove the defendant's guilt.
It also gave rise to complaints that Mr. Rimmer had violated legal ethics by presenting two sets of evidence when he could have believed only one of them.
Editorial decisions are taken on the basis of weighing up often complicated situations and sets of evidence, and can always be second-guessed.
US warns 'alliance must be maintained' as Government plan to hit RAF hardest US authorities had in their possession two separate sets of evidence indicating that the hostage Linda Norgrove may have been killed by American troops rather than by her kidnappers.
He based his claim on three sets of evidence: probate records (lists of assets at death); militia rolls (accounts of the civilian forces in which all adult men were supposed to serve); and a wealth of anecdotal evidence.In this section Nothing but gravel in their pan Anti-war?
We also looked across the sets of evidence for individual TLs to identify patterns that applied to multiple TLs.
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This model is based on two main sets of evidences.
The lead prosecutor, Robert F. Horan Jr., focused on the last set of evidence.
But it would have been stronger with a larger, more structured set of evidence.
But does this range of organisations really necessitate so many regulators, each with a different angle, approach and set of evidence to be collected?
Turkey will have to present US authorities with a list of the criminal charges against Gülen, proof that similar charges exist under US law, and a clear set of evidence that amounts to more than surmise or hearsay.
