The phrase "a collection of headlines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or assortment of news headlines or article titles gathered together for a specific purpose, such as in a publication or report.
Example: "The editor presented a collection of headlines that captured the most significant events of the week."
Alternatives: "a set of headlines" or "a compilation of headlines".
One had a distinctive New York accent, a Joe Sixpack affect, and a collection of headlines from California that proved he could win attention.
A decade after Matt Drudge rose to prominence with the Drudge Report, a collection of headlines and links to provocative articles and opinions, sites with news links are blossoming all over the Web, using a variety of approaches.
Our attention and outrage shouldn't be limited to one moment in time, one case, a collection of headlines, or one person.
Then it was running a collection of headline-grabbing insider-trading cases that helped to refine Wall Street.
You will be taken to your account home page, from where you can access your email account, update your public profile, and browse a personalized collection of headlines and information from the web.
Yet, the sum of modern civil society is more than a collection of breaking news headlines, viral videos or hashtags trending on Twitter.
Here's a more-or-less random collection of headlines about neuroscience from the last month alone: "Neuroscience discovers 5 things that will make you happy;" "Now, find your life partner through neuroscience!;" "Creative block?
His monologue is heavy on the topical humor and Borscht Belt-style punch lines, and his most popular bits include "Jaywalking," in which he quizzes clueless tourists on the streets of Los Angeles, and "Headlines," a collection of unintentionally funny newspaper clippings submitted by viewers.
In one, he showed two different groups the same collection of headlines, and asked one group if they believed them, and another group whether they would share them.
The project resulted in a collection of 10 songs that was promoted with headlines like "The 10 most uplifting songs ever - according to science". Did the headlines get it right?
Apple's News app will also launch with iOS 9 (but not in all markets), bringing headlines and stories from a collection of news sources.
