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The phrase "a bunch of random" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a collection of things that are not related or have no apparent order or reason. Example: "I opened the drawer and found a bunch of random items, like a rubber band, a paper clip, and a button."
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About a month ago, I was daydreaming at work and a bunch of random memories flooded into my mind.
So I started talking about a bunch of random stuff".
It seemed as if they just wanted to take out a bunch of random people.
A bunch of random individuals would mean less not more democracy.
"I have a bunch of random activities that I'm enjoying," Roddick said.
-What is the difference, in your opinion, between art and a bunch of random stuff glued to a canvas?
"They weren't sure what to make of it, because we got grouped together with a bunch of random other activities.
"It started out as music, it didn't start out as a bunch of random, funny electronic sounds.
You show someone a bunch of random numbers, and they're going to try to find a pattern".
I will end with a bunch of random, yet helpful, tips garnered from a variety of sources.
Every earthquake we should trot out a bunch of random celebrities and have them redo a song.
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