The phrase "a mass of notes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large collection or accumulation of notes, often in an informal or metaphorical context.
Example: "After the lecture, I found myself with a mass of notes that I needed to organize before the exam."
Alternatives: "a pile of notes" or "a collection of notes".
By October, he had "a large mass of notes with many new facts", but set them aside "convinced that I ought to work on Variation & not amuse myself with interludes".
The £10 note features HMS Beagle, the vessel on which Darwin collected a mass of specimens and notes from which he drew his most significant conclusions.
And I get my notes into one lump, one computer file — this mass of notes.
In reality, he was in Paris, soon to be helping Burroughs sort through the mass of notes that would go to make Naked Lunch, mentioned in the dedication to Howl as "an endless novel which will drive everybody mad".
It is noted that a mass of periodically alternative striations deposited on the surface of the matrix not only can validate the crystallized MoN and (Ti, Al N as compared to XRD results but also can give a tendency that a thinner and more uniform multilayered film was fabricated at a higher revolutions per minute by expanding contrast between the multilayered film and the matrix.
The gunshot would have killed Roosevelt instantly, were it not for the bulging mass of note cards in his breast pocket on which he'd written his speech and which had stopped the bullet from penetrating his heart.
Since a considerable mass of his notes were incomplete and/or ambiguous on either date or task, this allowed Laidlaw to tell the jury that there were only 12 occasions when it was 100% certain that Mulcaire had hacked a phone while she was editor – an eye-catching point to be able to deliver in answer to the crown's inference.
"In a smallpox attack, you're talking about a weapon of mass destruction," notes Keith Richman, a Republican doctor in the California Assembly and sponsor of the law there.
Those unhappy that Hollywood has become a mass producer of worn out ideas should take note of "Jupiter Ascending".
