The phrase "a bundle of ten" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of ten items, often in contexts like packaging, sales, or inventory.
Example: "The store sells a bundle of ten pencils for a discounted price."
Alternatives: "a pack of ten" or "a set of ten".
Suppose I put together a bundle of ten mortgages totalling a million dollars.
Maybe this is one of the reasons it keeps its vigour, which matches an old Chinese saying: It is easy to break one chopstick, but difficult to break a bundle of ten chopsticks.
1) A requirement that students understand place value, for instance, that "100 can be thought of as a bundle of ten tens -- called a 'hundred.'".
The cable is actually a bundle of three twoo high-voltage cables and one fiber-optic connection.
RMJM's other work runs from humdrum schools – a bundle of four in Glasgow, three in Midlothian – to a 46-storey tower in Moscow allegedly inspired by Rodin's Kiss.
As the child Petit walks on a bundle of four ropes that he has strung between trees, those ropes melt away one by one, leaving only one, on which the now-adult Petit is seen stepping.
And, other studies suggest, such status-seeking consumers are more likely to buy counterfeits.A Prada handbag is a bundle of two things: a well-made product and a well-marketed brand.
"The thing to get was a bundle of five or six fish, with a couple slices of white bread, and eat your way through the fish and around the bones".
The core is a bundle of nine pairs of microtubules surrounding two central pairs of microtubules (the so-called nine-plus-two arrangement); each microtubule is composed of the protein tubulin.
This has prompted telecoms firms, wary of losing customers, to start upgrading their networks so that they can deliver TV.Since telecoms firms typically offer mobile-phone services too, by adding TV they could leapfrog the cable operators and offer a bundle of four services.
