The phrase "a batch like" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or referring to a specific group or collection of items that share similar characteristics.
Example: "We need to prepare a batch like the one we made last week for the upcoming event."
Alternatives: "a group similar to" or "a collection such as".
QuickNGS enables rapid and professional data analysis for the aforementioned major applications of NGS in a batch-like operation mode.
The group sympathetic to NATO generally seeks to further Turkish interests in the area and to extend them to the Turkic-speaking world in ex-Soviet Central Asia, and has gathered a batch of like-minded countries under the acronym GUUAM, standing for Georgia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan and Moldova.
It is a small batch-like vodka made in Texas, and you can learn about them here.
This is a book to open time and again when you want to bake an irresistible dessert from scratch, like the delicious fig cake for fall with its port wine sauce, or have a batch of cookies, like the tender sour cream-chocolate cake cookies, handy for family snacking.
But the piece itself looks ordinary, like a batch of highly irregular cobblestones awaiting installation.
He even suggests that buyers might want to augment the letters with a treat, like a batch of chocolate chip cookies or some nice muffins.
They include health care payments, pensions and, in recent years, a batch of new responsibilities like a revised school financing formula.
With their mottled brown coloring and round, soft bodies — thicker in the middle and tapering toward the edges — they looked like a batch of "silver dollar" pancakes.
The Yankees' Darryl Strawberry, who has had more chances than a Monopoly board, was back in a Florida jail this week after supposedly breaking a batch of rules -- like selling cigarettes and having sex with a fellow resident -- in his court-ordered drug treatment program.
