The phrase "a list of entities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection or enumeration of distinct items, individuals, or organizations within a specific context.
Example: "The report includes a list of entities involved in the project, such as stakeholders, partners, and suppliers."
Alternatives: "a compilation of entities" or "a catalog of entities."
They were especially troubled by the state's plan to draw up a list of entities that support B.D.S., an idea that drew comparisons to McCarthyism.
The nation's top law enforcement agency joined a list of entities that Trump has targeted, including federal judges, U.S. spy services, news organizations and military alliances.
The United States and its allies floated a proposal to expand a list of entities and individuals whose assets might be frozen.
Private companies associated with Australia's business elite, including prime minister Malcolm Turnbull, are on a list of entities not required to publish tax information under a historical secrecy provision that will continue if the Senate caves in on its demand that the government introduce new tax transparency rules.
A product representation includes a list of entities IfcRepresentation, which can represent shapes (IfcShapeModel) or styles (IfcStyleModel).
The other Mīmāṃaka sub-school (Prābhākara) claim that, in order to explain the fact that, on hearing a sentence, we grasp a unified proposition and not just a list of entities, the meaning-relatum of a word like "cow" is 'an object connected with another' (itarānvita).
The next implementation deadline is scheduled for the end of this month, by which time the Trump administration should have provided a list of foreign entities that have continued to do business with Russian individuals or entities in the Russian defense or intelligence sectors that have had sanctions imposed on them under the bill.
The office sent me a list of the entities in question.
AEY has also worked with middlemen and a shell company that are on a list of federal entities suspected of illegal arms trafficking and that have been accused of corruption.
He said the government could look to creating a list of restricted entities – which the United States has – or involve the foreign investment review board in approving partnerships, which would offer more scrutiny.
As part of its charm offensive, the Obama administration recently removed nine Indian aerospace and defense companies from a list of restricted entities that cannot be sold certain technologies that have military uses.
