The phrase "a batch of files" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or collection of files that are processed or handled together.
Example: "I need to upload a batch of files to the server for the project."
Alternatives: "a group of files" or "a collection of files".
One day, in the summer of 1958, Weinberg was in his office, looking through a batch of files.
The CIA has had its problems with leaks of sensitive code in recent months too, when Wikileaks obtained a batch of files describing its digital arsenal.
Prior to the release of the Iraq war documents, WikiLeaks released a batch of files in July pertaining to the war in Afghanistan.
The marquee piece of evidence against the financial industry, he said, is a batch of files called the Clayton Holdings documents, in reference to the research firm of the same name.
Ftp can also be used to download a batch of files instead of using a download manager.
This involved randomly selecting 3 files from a batch of 10 files using randomly generated numbers.
The speed of a backup depends on a computer's processing power, the size of the files to be backed up (one large file can be backed up faster than a batch of smaller files that occupy the same amount of hard-disk space), and whether the connection is the faster U.S.B. 2.0, the older U.S.B. 1.1, or FireWire.
You can find the "Add PDF s)" button on the interface, click it to import PDF files one by one, or use "Ctrl" on the keyboard to add a batch of PDF files.
Burning a batch of music files to a CD is arduously slow compared to the time it takes to download them on a broadband connection (legally, of course).
In the latest edition of "uh-oh, we left that just sitting out in the open," a batch of NSA and Army files were discovered on a cloud storage server with no password protection, accessible to anyone with the URL.
Within a month after Latvia achieved independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, members of Parliament boldly marched into KGB headquarters to seize a batch of secret files: 3-by-5 cards listing KGB collaborators.
