The phrase "a collection of blocks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or assortment of blocks, often in contexts related to construction, toys, or data structures.
Example: "The children played with a collection of blocks, building towers and castles together."
Alternatives: "a set of blocks" or "a group of blocks".
First, we decompose a building image into a collection of blocks, each representing a basic architecture component such as a stone pillar.
At the Tuileries, visitors can discover the works of Giovanni Anselmo, who is one of the most prominent artists of the Italian avant-garde movement Arte Povera and presents a collection of blocks of granite forming a constellation around a central element.
A design described at RT-level can be regarded as a collection of blocks and a network of interconnections.
But the liveliest frontier these days is South Park, a collection of blocks east of Staples Center dismissed for decades as an asphalt-laden wasteland.
Brown and his backup dancers performed heavily-choreographed routines to "Turn Up the Music" atop a collection of blocks, which changed from colors red to blue to yellow and green.
Brown and his backup dancers performed heavily-choreographed routines to "Turn Up the Music" atop a collection of blocks, which changed from red to blue to yellow and green.
This means that a design can be created based on a collection of these blocks in the system-/algorithmic-level environment, specify any parameters associated with these blocks, and perform system-/algorithmic-level verification.
By year's end, officials hope to close down the building, a collection of H blocks that were segregated by religion and often commandeered by the prisoners themselves.
Punta del Este does not quite live up to its sobriquet: it's a collection of apartment blocks where Argentinians come to buy their Gucci.
Then he was a victim of the Home Office which, destabilised by the virulent hate campaign against refugees, determined that he be "dispersed" without proper preparation or funding - to the Fountainwell estate, where the hard rain spears in from the Campsie Fells, to join more than 1,500 others in a collection of tower blocks, among the most desperately deprived in Britain.
The fundamental element of ANN is a collection of processing blocks commonly known as nodes or neurons.
