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The phrase "a briefcase full of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a briefcase that contains a large quantity of something, often implying that it is significant or noteworthy.
Example: "He walked into the meeting carrying a briefcase full of important documents that could change the course of the project."
Alternatives: "a suitcase filled with" or "a bag packed with".
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Spano, grinning, hurried off to the podium, carrying a briefcase full of scores with him.
At some point, a briefcase full of cash is going to change hands.
Nicholas L. Majka, arrived at the outpost with a briefcase full of Afghan currency, the equivalent of $25,000.
So I came in with a briefcase full of counterfeit money that I'd bought at a toy store.
Both are assets — Mr. Smith can point to his million-dollar balance on his statement, and Mrs. Jones has a briefcase full of cash — so both are real.
Next came "Operation Mincemeat," in which the British used a corpse and a briefcase full of false documents to hoodwink the Nazis.
The setup is familiar for a crime story: a kidnapping, a ransom demand, a briefcase full of money meant to be delivered on a dead-end street.
The current boss of L'Oréal's Chinese operations, Paolo Gasparrini, arrived in the country in 1996 with just a briefcase full of cosmetics.
Go down those back streets, meet those people, but don't necessarily try to walk off a boat with a briefcase full of cocaine".
A new Japanese four-wheel-drive car, favored by the warlords who rule much of the country, can be bought now with just a briefcase full of notes.
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Mr. Grant answers, deadpan, that he's only a businessman, not a philosopher, and presents a large briefcase full of money.
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