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The phrase "a battalion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large group or number of people or things, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "The event attracted a battalion of enthusiastic fans eager to see their favorite band perform."
Alternatives: "a multitude of" or "a legion of".
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A battalion of packers stocks the shelves.
"Instead of sending a battalion of soldiers, send a battalion of diplomats and experts.
The effect is of a battalion of virgins.
On Wednesday, a battalion of combat engineers sorted gear in front of television news crews.
Mr. Gusmão assured them that a battalion of United Nations troops would protect the region.
A battalion of hundreds of police officers occupied the favela and "pacified" it.
They were stylish outlaws, with a battalion of cops on their tail.
Today, flanked by a battalion of riot police, they sounded only querulous.
"A group of 30 of them can engage a battalion of 1,000.
A battalion of cannons fired at the buildings, and ka-boom!
A battalion of fusiliers also was on a 12-hour standby notice in Britain.
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