The phrase "a collection of maps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or assortment of maps, typically for navigation, study, or reference purposes.
Example: "The library has a collection of maps that detail the historical changes in the region."
Alternatives: "a set of maps" or "an assortment of maps".
Atlas, a collection of maps or charts, usually bound together.
The University of Texas has a collection of maps of the Gaza Strip and West Bank at //www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/gazastrip.html.edu/maps/gazastrip.html
The Treeces and Scotts both have a collection of maps, showing their houses to be in Easton.
Darin's work includes co-editing Food: An Atlas (2013), a collection of maps about food and geography.
The result is a collection of maps that describe the evolution of the trajectory of the comet due to the close approach.
It houses a collection of maps, bills-of-trade, paintings and artefacts – including manacles and whips – which resonate with a particular horror in this context.
We use StreetScore to create a collection of map visualizations of perceived safety of street views from cities in the United States.
This website is a collection of map visualizations of perceived safety of street views from cities in the US as predicted by StreetScore.
An interim version of the mappings file has previously been made available upon request, and was also included in a collection of mapping sets for various biomedical ontologies at the BioPortal website.
Launched in spring 2015, Persuasive Cartography: The PJ Mode Collection is a collection of "persuasive maps" — maps intended to influence beliefs or communicate opinions, rather than convey solely geographic information.
Though the Staten Island map has been lost, a collection of AAA maps from 1906, housed at the New York Public Library, gives a sense of what the earliest maps looked like.
