The phrase "a host of attachments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number of attachments, typically in the context of emails or documents.
Example: "In the email, she included a host of attachments related to the project for everyone's review."
Alternatives: "a multitude of attachments" or "a variety of attachments".
"You can put a host of attachments on the front of the machine and then control them remotely," said Nigel Chell, a spokesman for the manufacturer, J. C. Bamford Excavators in Cheadle, England.
These include a host of attachments in the bag, which are great for use everywhere, from in the car, to hardwood floor, to furniture upholstery and more.
Rechargeable, usable in the shower/bath, and comes with a host of attachments for all one's grooming needs, this one investment could free up alot of the trash produced regularly by using disposable products.
The 12+ charge on the cage suggests that the anions can be varied and can be innocent or non-innocent, and the solvent bonded terminally to the MII ions should be easily replaced, thus allowing the attachment of a host of different species and/or the assembly of the cubes into higher-order structures.
Children exposed to extreme violence at an early age suffer a host of problems as they grow up, from attachment disorders to the inability to show empathy or love to psychopathy.
There are a host of speeches and articles that Kagan included as attachments.
There are men's and women's versions and there's a whole host of pockets and attachment points.
Additionally, it is capable of exchanging information with cells and thereby modulates a whole host of processes including development, cell migration, attachment, differentiation, and repair.
Vaccination with OspA generates an immune response that can prevent bacterial transmission to a mammalian host during the attachment of an infected tick.
