The phrase "a host of files" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number or collection of files, often in a digital context.
Example: "The project requires a host of files to be organized and submitted by the deadline."
Alternatives: "a multitude of files" or "a large number of files".
Druva competes with a host of file-sharing and backup services.
IsoHunt, he argues, uses a different model: Unlike Mininova or the Pirate Bay, the site functions as a search engine for the "torrent" files that map connections in peer-to-peer file-sharing networks, rather than a host of those files or a forum for downloaders.
It includes a host of MP3 files, means to capture map and channel information for later listening, and support for concurrent sounds, among other quality of life additions.
Like other health insurers, Aetna faces a host of lawsuits filed by plaintiff's lawyers who hope to bring class actions on behalf of patients and doctors.
How any of these paid-for services will work, or how easily their security systems can be defeated, remains to be seen.The big nightmare for the record companies, however, is just how irrelevant all this may turn out to be especially for the millions of music fans who have already redirected their Internet browsers to a host of other file-sharing services.
iPhone / iPad Desktop media player jetAudio has been turned into an Android app, playing a host of different media files, with 32 equalizer presets and a promised high-quality sound.
Lawyers have said that disclosing the inflated revenue will only increase the company's potential liability in a host of shareholder lawsuits filed in recent weeks.
A host of privacy groups filed a complaint with the FTC.
With the court's imprimatur, a host of lawsuits were filed around the country using RFRA to defend against claims of discrimination.
It was a busy day for the administration's lawyers: Five Native American tribes, including the Navajo Nation, plus a host of environmental groups filed suit Monday, arguing that the Trump administration's move to revoke monument status from Bears Ears National Monument and Grand Staircase-Escalante is unconstitutional.
