"a cluster of ideas" is a grammatically correct phrase.
It can be used in written English to describe a group or collection of ideas that are related or connected in some way. For example, "The book explores a cluster of ideas about the role of technology in modern society." This phrase could also be used in a brainstorming session or academic discussion, such as, "Let's try to come up with a cluster of ideas for our research project."
What would it take to catalyze a cluster of ideas into a new and vital business ecosystem?
It refers to a cluster of ideas and schools of thought that sees a natural order in the universe (the cosmos) reflected in human society, particularly in the polis, or city-state.
It consists of a cluster of ideas associated with the Warren Court, the ACLU, the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Ralph Nader, and the legal aid and public defender movements.
In his illusionistic manipulations of the human body -- as represented by an eclectic array of exemplar citizens both anonymous and archetypal -- Yi Hwan-kwon seeks to give durable physical form to a cluster of ideas about energy and cognition.
But the more authentic Stendhal is to be found elsewhere, and above all in a cluster of favourite ideas: the hostility to the concept of "ideal beauty," the notion of modernity, and the exaltation of energy, passion, and spontaneity.
It has a strange group of meanings, a whole cluster of ideas about existential journeys and self examination.
Put simply, at the very moment when liberalism was crystallizing into a coherent cluster of ideas, it was wracked by anxieties about how to define a person and how to link effects to causes so as to attribute agency and responsibility.
On tour in Angers, she mentioned the silly film Tintin and the Blue Oranges, inadvertently freeing up a cluster of bottle-necked ideas.
We used a deductive approach by applying each Case study theme to the theoretical framework and each theoretical proposition, noting patterns and any clustering of ideas to determine whether case study themes agree or disagree (rival explanation) with the propositions.
Yet his first idea — a cluster of mammoth leaves, made from the alphabet latticework — was decidedly uncorporeal.
Liberal internationalism, cluster of ideas derived from the belief that international progress is possible, where progress is defined as movement toward increasing levels of harmonious cooperation between political communities.
