The phrase "a list of notes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of written reminders, observations, or pieces of information.
Example: "Before the meeting, I prepared a list of notes to ensure I covered all the important topics."
Alternatives: "a collection of notes" or "a set of notes."
Will return a list of notes.
LOS ANGELES – The N.H.L. released a list of notes and numbers surrounding the Kings Stanley Cupp run.
On the left of its main page is a list of Notes you've previously entered; on the right is a larger section where you enter or view text inside notes.
On another, a list of notes, in what looks like Private Chen's handwriting, describes procedural failures, including "Didn't clear weapon," "Didn't hydrate," and "No attention to detail (little things)." Relatives said they had no idea what to make of the pages.
For folks that use multiple notebooks, you can now view a list of notes in a specific notebook.
They walk out of the meeting with a list of notes, and many times with meaningless action items – missing the opportunity to leave a memorable, long lasting impression.
On a list of names, he made cryptic notes.
Describing the taste seems pointless, akin to flattening an orchestral movement into a list of the notes it contains.
Faculty may direct interested student note takers to contact our staff (x3-1674 or [email protected]), SDS will provide a list of potential note takers to the student with a disability, who then may contact these individuals and assume responsibility for engaging one as a note taker.
You don't need to come out of the speech with a formal outline, but keeping a short list of notes is an important way of generating material for feedback later.
When you view events in a group calendar, you see a list of locations, note excerpts, dates, and starting times of upcoming events within the next two weeks with the soonest occurring event listed first.
