The phrase "a host of excellent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number of excellent items, people, or ideas in a positive context.
Example: "The conference featured a host of excellent speakers who shared their insights on innovation."
Alternatives: "a multitude of excellent" or "a variety of excellent".
On the outskirts of Jaipur, the arid plains of Rajasthan are home to a host of excellent instructors whose various military backgrounds reflect the game's colonial heritage.
Eating Although Hamburg's fishing industry is nowhere near the behemoth it once was (fishermen apparently used to drink Reeperbahn bars dry after long and arduous trips), the city still has a host of excellent fish restaurants.
If you sell to small businesses, there are a host of excellent federal government sites that can give your customers great advice.
For anyone who sells to small businesses, there are a host of excellent federal sites that can give your customers great advice.
And the results have been impressive, with Chelsea featuring in four of the last six FA Youth Cup finals and producing a host of excellent young players.
This crisis has been ignited by the deaths of research subjects at two prestigious academic medical centers and by federal sanctions levied against a host of excellent academic institutions.
The rest is (recent) history: since then she has zoomed to the top of her field with a host of performances and some excellent recordings.
Joining Traum for an evening of Dylan's songs are Don Byron, Donald Fagen, and a host of the town's excellent musicians.
There was a mildly diverting sketch in which a host of star actors offered the excellent Paapa Essiedu advice on how to inflect "to be or not to be", only to be outdone by Prince Charles.
But every year, a host of golfers like Brigham -- excellent players the general public has never heard of -- try to beat the odds and earn their way into a major by advancing through the United States Golf Association's local and sectional qualifying.
And in a soup it is an excellent foil for a host of other fresh, green ingredients.
