The phrase "a collection of thin" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are describing a group of thin objects or individuals, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The artist displayed a collection of thin sculptures that captured the essence of movement."
Alternatives: "a group of slender" or "a set of narrow".
The Harvard Embryological Collection HECC) is a collection of thin sectioned embryos laid out in series on microscope slides.
Dry foam dynamics involves the interaction between a gas and a collection of thin liquid-film internal boundaries that partition the gas into discrete cells or bubbles.
Evolution of the external flow field is computed by tracking the motion of vortex elements, while flame front topology is described by a collection of thin flamelets, which are also used to compute the unsteady response of the local flame structure to the prevailing strain.
But what I do is this... .. and he opened his jacket to reveal a collection of thin plastic tubes with spray nozzles filled with very dark brown liquid, pot syrup, basically.
In 1994, a collection of Thin Lizzy tracks from the BBC Radio 1 Peel Sessions was released, and yet another compilation album was brought out in 1996, called Wild One: The Very Best Of Thin Lizzy.
With one broad stroke Eisenberg stereotyped every single movie writer as a smarmy, probably unwashed pile of flesh and bones, painting the profession itself as little more than a collection of pissy, thin-skinned bums mumbling to themselves in dark theaters.
His work has been published widely and he is the author of a novel, Lost Clusters, and a collection of short stories, Thin Times and Thin Places.
It made me think of a night, years earlier, when Brooks had casually rolled up his sleeves and shown me a disturbing collection of thin white scars on both forearms, souvenirs of past encounters with hot baking trays.
In further support of this alternative position on NB that questions their proposed involvement in the development of kidney stones via Randall's plaque, it should be pointed out that Ryall's review [29] contains an impressive collection of thin section TEM images of the lamellar granules comprising Randall's plaque (see her Fig. 10).
Angioectasia is a collection of abnormal blood vessels composed of thin tortuous capillaries without an internal elastic membrane.
I've assembled a collection of 20 portraits of the Thin White Duke below.
