The phrase "a host of marriages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a large number or variety of marriages, often in a context discussing social trends or cultural practices.
Example: "In the past decade, there has been a host of marriages that reflect changing societal norms and values."
Alternatives: "a multitude of marriages" or "a variety of marriages".
Indeed, political leaders are already discussing a host of political marriages to support one borough's candidate for, say, comptroller, in exchange for support of another borough's choice for speaker.
But she said the wording opens the door to legal claims involving spousal rights, insurance claims, inheritance and a host of other marriage-related issues.
Two lesbians who have been living together for more than 50 years were the first to marry at city hall Thursday under a new city directive, leading the way for a host of other same-sex marriages and setting the stage for a heated debate over the legality of the ceremony.
Senator Rick Santorum drew heated mail from readers who did not see eye to eye with him on a host of issues -- choice, marriage, same-sex unions.
Today a host of matchmaking companies and marriage consultants recruit voluntary adoptees for Japanese companies.Although Japan's post-war code no longer upholds primogeniture, business families find the habit hard to kick.
He was against everything: the literary establishment (his rants in the opening section echo the frustrations of unpublished authors now, while also putting the boot into Eliot, Auden and a host of other sacred cows), marriage, class, and money – especially money.
Ask Larry King, Britney Spears, or any of a host of people who view marriage as slightly more of a commitment than a New Year's Resolution.
Together they sweep up a host of studies which suggest that marriage increases health and happiness for both sexes.
And travelers carried a host of ideas about the cosmos, marriage and burial rituals and shamanistic rites.
To appease skeptics on the left, she has taken progressive stances on a host of issues, including immigration, gay marriage, criminal justice, voting rights and campaign finance.
