The phrase "a batch of a" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity or context for proper usage.
Example: "We prepared a batch of cookies for the bake sale."
Alternatives: "a group of" or "a collection of".
There's a story called "The Molecule's Defiance," which takes place in a paint factory during the mixing of a batch of a kind of varnish.
The works were part of a batch of a half dozen contemporary paintings that were swiped from the now-defunct Solomon Gallery during a weekend theft.
The CPSC wants to use this year to find better ways to decide what counts as a "batch "of a given product line from which some sample should be tested.
According to the analysis in [35], the probability that an arbitrary tagged packet falls within a batch of a size k is given by k · P [ A = k ] / A ¯.
The rate of absorption in a batch of a suspension of lime remains essentially constant up to a level of carbonation of about 90percentnt and thereafter it decreases, due to the resistance associated with the dissolution of solids.
For example, [18F]fluoride from the cyclotron may be delivered in as little as ~1 mL (or even down to several hundred microliters, depending on the cyclotron target design) and a batch of a PET probe for preclinical imaging in mice may be concentrated in ~1 mL.
He planned on making a batch of chicha, a traditional Latin American corn beer.
It starts with a batch of kids and a display of potty humor.
A batch of players seeking a maiden major victory are lingering with intent.
When you're all finished, you have something to show for the time and effort: a loaf of bread, a batch of cookies, a pot of stew.
A batch of 36 races requires a lot of focus, he said.
