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The phrase "a cluster of sheep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a group of sheep that are gathered together in one area.
Example: "As we walked through the meadow, we spotted a cluster of sheep grazing peacefully on the grass."
Alternatives: "a group of sheep" or "a herd of sheep".
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The dots, which looked like a cluster of sheep, were a bee yard, a circle of 40 hives, or about three million bees.
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Behind him was a matching dresser, opposite him a picture window, through which he could see a cluster of damp sheep, then some rising pastureland that disappeared into low cloud.
In "Under the Haystack," for example, a cluster of pink sheep threatens to smother two women, one of whom claws her way out from under the mass of animals.
During the second world war, the British army conducted a test involving a flock of sheep and a cluster of bombs containing anthrax spores.
Get out of your houses!" In the heat of the night, only the moon illuminated the shorn wheat fields as men, women and children ran for the cluster of sheep and cows bedded down among the thistles, villagers said.
It's just a bunch of sheep and no shepherds.
A cluster of pathologies?
Or rather, a cluster of anonymities.
A cluster of relatives approached to embrace.
"Sometimes you see a cluster of them.
"What I want to do is develop the concept of a cluster of clusters.
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