The phrase "a long list of errors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to multiple mistakes or issues that have been identified in a document, project, or situation.
Example: "After reviewing the report, I found a long list of errors that need to be addressed before submission."
Alternatives: "a lengthy catalog of mistakes" or "an extensive compilation of errors".
The owner made a long list of errors.
Alan Greenspan, the Fed's chairman, clearly has no intention of copying the Bank of Japan by keeping policy too tight for too long.That was just the first in a long list of errors by Japanese policymakers.
Critics say this is the latest in a long list of errors of judgment by Cameron, who relied heavily on Coulson to guide his media strategy and improve his understanding of the average voter.
As Media Matters documented, author Peter Schweizer has an extraordinarily long list of errors, corrections and retractions to his credit.
The court case involved a long list of wrong payments – all errors by Santander – ranging from £540 to £15,000.
It's easy to mock the process, especially when every team has a long list of laughable-in-hindsight errors in judgment, but with millions of dollars at stake on a single player, it's hard to fault the franchises for repeatedly kicking the tires.
In a scathing commentary on her blog RRResearch, Rosie Redfield, a microbiologist at the University of British Columbia, in Vancouver, ran through a long list of what she said were errors and omissions in the paper, which she summarized in the end as "lots of flim-flam, but very little reliable information".
Ginsberg sent a long list of what he said were factual errors or examples of bias in the first of the two Times articles, which focused primarily on Murdoch's activities in the United States.
Referred to as the "Canadian Criteria", the IPET consists of a list of the 14 most prevalent prescription errors identified from a long list of inappropriate prescription instances drawn up by an expert Canadian Consensus Panel in 1997 (Table 3).
Similarly, a long list of investigators including David Haig, Laurence Hurst, Stephen Freeland, David Ardell, Guy Sella, etc. have found evidence that the genetic code is error-minimizing compared to other possible genetic codes.
Republicans raised a long list of issues.
