The phrase "a host of objects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number or variety of items or things in a particular context.
Example: "The museum displayed a host of objects from ancient civilizations, showcasing their rich history and culture."
Alternatives: "a multitude of objects" or "a variety of objects".
A host of objects on spotlit plinths glow in the sepulchral darkness.
Jan Roelofs, whose gallery is in Maastricht, displays a host of objects from pharmacy bronze mortars to pewter to furniture.
As art supplies shrink, those who are naturally attracted to art and could in the past train their eyes on a host of objects available for sale, thus turning into true connoisseurs, are no longer in a position to do so.
If the new satellite, a radio antenna dubbed MUSES-B, operates as planned, it's expected to provide a closeup look at a host of objects, including the most powerful objects in the universe, solar-system-sized regions at the centers of distant galaxies that put out the energy of billions of stars.
In coming years wireless will vanish entirely from view, as communications chips are embedded in a host of everyday objects.
The 20 pieces, many made by Cartier, were first sold in Geneva 23 years ago with a host of other objects owned by the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, as the pair were later titled.
People acquire these things -- hand-held personal digital assistants, flatbed scanners, compact disc copiers and a host of other objects -- because they promise to make life more efficient, more fun, or, some confess, simply because they appear to help them keep up with what their "wired" friends and neighbors have.
After all, at the same moment I perceive the fly I also perceive a host of other objects.
Clearly there are important lessons to learn from those who teach the most excluded young people in PRUs, but it's also important to recognise that the choice of whether to block or not could soon be irrelevant as internet applications are embedded into a whole host of objects.
"I wanted it to be that you could see the sounds, you know?" It joins a host of more tangible objects in the museum's design collection.
To one side, a host of carved-wood objects includes two carved oak newel posts; the fragment of a balustrade in carved oak; and the flowered crest rail of a bed in carved walnut.
