The phrase "a good compilation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of items, information, or works that are well-organized and of high quality.
Example: "This book is a good compilation of essays from various authors on the topic of climate change."
Alternatives: "a solid collection of" or "an excellent assortment of".
Jim Fallows at the Atlantic has a good compilation of what has come out of the visit.
Simon Sebag Montefiore offers a good compilation of dictators' stories: those who met the revenge of their oppressed citizens and those who escaped it.
We've often lamented, however, that there isn't a good compilation of all of the 230 cases (Eric Goldman, the dean of the 230 bar, has covered most, if not all, of the cases, but you have to sift through his excellent blog to find them [Eric Goldman's critique of the study]).
A good compilation album should evoke a sense of time and place.
Content: Very good compilation of the latest and most appropriate studies including the recently presented MPACT study in advanced pancreatic cancer.
Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly commented: "By placing her greatest-hit ballads ('Live to Tell', 'Crazy for You', 'Take a Bow', etc). in a new context that is, separated from her more attention-getting dance music Madonna reinvigorates them, which is just what a good best-of compilation is supposed to do.
Although designing and testing primers to avoid co-amplification of numts is a good laboratory practice, compilation of numts representative of the entire mitochondrial genome is valuable to catalog and characterize the overall nuclear burden of these sequences.
But the list is just a compilation of unsubstantiated reports.
For stricter traditionalism, there are good compilations from the catalogs of two longtime Irish folk labels: Claddagh Records' "Come Dance With Me in Ireland and Temple Recordss' "Irish Traditional Music" both present traditional tunes in austere traditional arrangements, usually just solos or duets.
