The phrase "a collection of good" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to refer to a group of positive items or qualities, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The exhibition featured a collection of good works from local artists."
Alternatives: "a collection of positives" or "a gathering of good things."
Udrih is the consummate backup: a collection of good but not great abilities.
They saluted the Chicago upstarts as a collection of good young players, full of energy, enthusiasm and confidence.
With the help of this design structure, we develop an efficient algorithm for obtaining a collection of good designs based on the aforementioned two criteria.
There was a collection of good players with unfamiliar names, but not many with the personality and sheer intensity of Venus or Serena.
They had a collection of good young players, but the team was devastated by internal turmoil last season and no one knew if they would suffer a lasting effect.
The coveted Christmas No 1 slot has been taken by a collection of good, bad and downright awful songs over the years – but this year a surprise contender is in the running.
Campaigning against Congress as a collection of good-for-nothings, Truman won a famously unexpected victory in 1948 as his party gained nine seats in the Senate and 75 in the House.
Inflation at the consumer level, based on the prices of a collection of goods that the Chinese government has never disclosed, receives broad attention in China.
Economics has developed along a single line of thought, in which individuals, isolated from society, have "preferences" for a collection of goods and are motivated by self-interest to pursue the acquisition, at the lowest prices, of the most goods that their economic circumstances allow.
The six month old site is a collection of goods producers from countries like Haiti, Egypt, Chile and Uzbekistan, among others.
In addition to launching publicly, Grand St. has unveiled a "Collection" of goods that it will make available to customers all the time, rather than disappear after a certain period of time.
