The phrase "a bundle of evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of evidence that supports a particular claim or argument.
Example: "The lawyer presented a bundle of evidence to the court, demonstrating the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt."
Alternatives: "a collection of evidence" or "a set of evidence".
He passed a bundle of evidence to Hermitage Capital; Hermitage then handed the documents over to the Swiss police.
Ofgem is under new leadership and can discard the baggage of the past 10 years, when it was captured by the big six and failed to act robustly despite a bundle of evidence that the market was working for companies rather than consumers.
But there was a bundle of evidence that proved Bill could be a great leader; people naturally sought out his advice, he stayed calm in the midst of crisis, and he was passionate about his work.
The focus of this study was on the protection of children from tobacco smoke exposure by using a bundle of evidence based actions in an improvement project.
To reduce children's exposure to ETS seems to be possible even in areas with a large proportion of smoking parents, through the support from CHC nurses who use a bundle of evidence based interventions.
Healthcare teams that frequently follow a bundle of evidence-based processes provide care with lower rates of morbidity.
His take: It is a "wonderful HTML 5 bundle of evidence that Spotify is ready to ask their developers to create in-app applications for the iPhone".
Lord Hurd carefully charts the road he took to conversion; he was a politician who spurned rhetoric and tried to avoid prejudice, preferring the solid virtues of fact and evidence.He was a bundle of contradictions.
There is growing evidence that implementation of a "bundle" of multiple interventions can markedly reduce rates of CLABSI [ 27].
The pieces of evidence move in and out of focus: a bundle of dynamite, a handful of tacks, a single bullet, a section of what looks like vertebrae.
Recently, there has been dramatic success in improving the quality of patient care by focusing on the implementation of an entire group or "bundle" of evidence-based preventive practices [ 17- 19].
