The phrase "a host of published" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a large number of published works, articles, or studies on a particular topic.
Example: "There is a host of published research that supports the benefits of regular exercise."
Alternatives: "a multitude of published" or "a variety of published".
Nor was attraction toward European intellectualism dead in the late 20th century, for by the mid-1980s the approach known as structuralism, a phenomenon predominantly French and German in origin, infused the very study of English literature itself in a host of published critical studies and university departments.
The other states: "While there has been extensive research and a host of published reports on climate change, clear gaps remain including our understanding of the role of human activity and what we can do about it".
A host of studies published over the last two decades would argue that it does not.
The Lost Booker prize was dreamed up by literary agent Peter Straus, who realised that two years after it was launched, the Booker moved from April to November and ceased to be awarded retrospectively, so a host of novels published in 1970 fell through the net.
(NOTE: These listings specifically mention both Eisenach and Verizon. There are a host of other documents published by NERA, AEI and other organizations through 2015 that also may have been funded by Verizon).
Suddenly, he had to contend with a host of Web sites publishing Vatican scuttlebutt, with names like "Vatican Insider" and "Whispers in the Loggia".
A host of literature has been published in the academic realm about how cooperation could be cultivated.
In the past five years a host of books have been published on the sweet-smelling herb.
A host of E.U. countries have published warnings urging their citizens to refrain from any kind of business with enterprises that are linked to Israeli settlements in the occupied territories, whose presence is considered illegal under international law.
Ricoeur's reflections on these matters find expression in his Oneself as Another as well as in a host of essays he has published during the past twenty-five years.
The company had, among a host of criminal actions, helped publish falsified data in a medical journal, failed to report the dangers of a drug and used "favors" like trips to Jamaica to persuade doctors to use its medications for unapproved — and unproven — purposes on children.
