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You would do same as you did with IAM role names. The Permission Set names are 'weird' because they are trying to ensure they are unique and won't conflict with anything you have created. The names don't change once created, so you can use them the same way you use IAM Roles.
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Take a look at using principal and resource tagging in policy conditions. Examples
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