The phrase "a mail of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion; it would be better to use a more standard expression.
Example: "I received a mail of confirmation regarding the meeting."
Alternatives: "an email about" or "a message regarding".
A mail of mudfrom his den's driedalong his back and side,and he would if he raised his snoutcatch my scent,except he's too intent,tearing the rotten wood out of an old pine stump,to notice anythingbut hunger's gnawingand his own low grunts.
A mail of mud We are at or near that approximate line Behold the amazing artificial arm, a machine eerily similar to the arm it replaced, machined to exacting tolerances, as its engineers say, to "the limits… Seven wild turkeys have assembled.
by Sharon Levy A mail of mudfrom his den's driedalong his back and side,and he would if he raised his snoutcatch my scent,except he's too intent,tearing the rotten wood out of an old pine stump,to notice anythingbut hunger's gnawingand his own low grunts.
Once a mailing of 1,000 envelopes was printed on the wrong paper and addresses started rubbing off.
Moreover, only 10percentt of households have a personal computer but no online service -- the prime targets for a mailing of an America Online disk.
Visio programmers scurried over the Christmas holidays in 1992 to get a teaser for their first release included on a mailing of two million upgrade disks of Windows 3.1.
Other parents were recruited via playgroups and a mailing of the local council in Gouda and Woerden, two smaller cities in the vicinity of Rotterdam.
Direct sales: we will do a mailing of a new in-house catalog, developed by the marketing department, to add to our direct telephone sales.
O'Connor et al. [24] reported the results of a mail survey of 623 residents of Central Pennsylvania on support for policies to reduce GHG emissions.
We conducted a mail survey of 767 landowners in three counties of central Texas, USA.
Study Design: This was a mail survey of American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Fellows in New Jersey.
