The phrase "a batch of old" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items that are old or outdated.
Example: "We found a batch of old photographs in the attic that belonged to my grandparents."
Alternatives: "a collection of old" or "a group of old".
Beyond the S.E.C. complaint, Goldman helped fan the interest in Mr. Tourre by releasing a batch of old e-mail messages that Mr. Tourre sent to friends as he marketed Abacus deals to investors three years ago.
As early as 1848, a batch of old letters in the company archives show, crates of the sauce were dispatched to Gibraltar, Malta, Singapore, India, Australia and New Zealand, Mauritius, South Africa, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Canada and Jamaica, and in the United States, to New Orleans and Cincinnati.
But, essentially, it persists by glorying in the fantastic, if basic, idea that a batch of old barrels, an outdoor paddling pool, a sand pit and some strategically arranged planks and ropes can successfully transport kids to a world of larceny on the high seas.
They're not just trying to get rid of a batch of old ones!
When one dad, who goes by simonhac on Twitter, asked his children to pop a batch of old balloons that were lying around their house, his 8-year-old wrote him the following deadpan response: "Would you like it if just because you were old you got poped".
About five young volunteers sharing out a batch of old-school, brick-style mobile phones; impressed at the positivity from the dozen or so members we managed to speak to.
She ordered a batch of 150 old records from a crafter online in California, along with sleeves for the records, which most artists have used.
Meanwhile, he was releasing music that we appraised in real time, falling in love with "Absolute Beginners," laughing and cringing at him and Mick Jagger flopping around in bright trenchcoats in the "Dancing in the Streets" video, giving "Never Let Me Down" a fair shake, not falling in love with Tin Machine, discovering a new batch of old songs when "Sound + Vision" came out, in 1990.
Along with Mr. Scherr, the bassist Tim Luntzel and the drummer Dan Rieser, he delivered a strong batch of old and new songs.
Mayor Jack Ball of Ewing, who noted that he was not in office at the time of what he called the infamous computer auction, said a fresh batch of old machines were auctioned off in March — minus the hard drives.
A batch of 15-day-old giant tiger prawn post-larvae (PL15) was purchased from a commercial nursery in Chon Buri Province, Thailand.
