The phrase 'sets out rules' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the action of presenting and explaining particular rules or regulations. For example, "This document sets out rules for proper email etiquette in the office."
This sets out rules for rich countries on cutting (or paying penalties for) emissions of gases such as carbon dioxide that are thought to add to global warming.
This sets out rules for how much rich countries should cut emissions of greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide, that are thought to add to global warming.
It sets out rules for public contract tenders to ensure that domestic suppliers are not favored unfairly over bidders from other parties to the agreement.
Sometime this fall, the New York City fire and police commissioners will agree to a plan that sets out rules for coordinating their departments' responses to emergencies.
In summary, the chapter delivers a stronger regime in copyright protection, trademark and patent law, and sets out rules for "biologics" – pharmaceuticals, in layperson's terms.
Eight other lenders have already agreed to abide by the code of conduct, which sets out rules for companies to follow in their direct-to-consumer marketing efforts.
Germany wants a new treaty setting out rules for euro-area governance?
Treaties gave Iran about 12percentt of the sea and set out rules for shipping and fishing.
ScreenRant has had a go at setting out rules for what might constitute an acceptable reiteration.
The treaty set out rules of war, including the rights of those taken prisoner.
It does not set out rules to determine whether something is good or right or beautiful from the start.
