The phrase "a host of made" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "There was a host of made items displayed at the exhibition." (Note: This example assumes a correction to "a host of made" to "a host of made items.")
Alternatives: "a multitude of created" or "a variety of produced".
13) Deceptive advertising, combined with egregious communications bills -- Time Warner Cable's basic Triple Play has the advertised price of $89.99; a price no customer can ever get as it leaves out 20-50 percent of the actual costs, including basic hard-dollar expenses, and a host of "made up fees", or taxes that are "passed through" to the customer.
Conversely, the U.S. is the largest market for India's information-technology outsourcing industry and potentially for a host of "made in India" items ranging from automobiles to agricultural products.
The ruling invalidated a host of changes made in conjunction with a cap on damages, including a measure that made apologies by doctors for bad outcomes inadmissible as evidence in malpractice cases.
The chickens are two of a host of chickens made from plastic bags in South Africa - on each trip I buy a new one.
The age adjustment was one of a host of changes made this season on "Idol," the most-watched entertainment show in the United States, now in its 10th season.
His stardom helped initiate a host of cheaply made Italian films for American consumption that eventually resulted in Sergio Leone's "spaghetti westerns".
These are just some of a host of recommendations made by the forum across a range of areas, including the use of technology and management structures.
Voss was one of a host of changes made by Jersey director of rugby Ben Harvey as he rested his more established players ahead of Friday's crucial game at relegation rivals Doncaster.
X In-depth studies from the Union of Concerned Scientists, Rocky Mountain Institute, and a host of others make it clear that investments in solar and wind energy yield better returns than nuclear.
While on the vessel, the civilian crew will have access to a host of amenities, making the structure a sort of cross between the set for "The Hunt for Red October" and a cruise ship.
From sultry vocalists to rock 'n' roll bards, a host of musicians make Westchester their home.
