The phrase "a nice bundle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of items or a package that is appealing or attractive in some way.
Example: "The gift shop offered a nice bundle of assorted chocolates and candies for the holiday season."
Alternatives: "a lovely package" or "an attractive set".
Lawmakers are setting them aside in a nice bundle that will be studied after the session is over.
One of them, "Shrek!," was made into the immensely popular DreamWorks cartoon feature and brought the Steigs a nice bundle for their old age.
And he had bit, figuring why, yes, he had won a nice bundle of money for just picking up the phone and acknowledging this was Anthony Ross.
He made a nice bundle for himself, too, building up a $70 million equity stake in Janus.
If you own a Wii and want to skip all the foreplay, you can get a pretty nice bundle for just shy of $100.
I should have a nice little bundle of pages to ponder and hit with a stick by now.
And Mr. Schlein and his friends, who are listed as partners of Douglaston, stand to make a nice little bundle, all for placing dibs 17 years ago on a vacant city-owned lot.
The early runs that have been so difficult for the Angels to generate for 31/2 weeks arrived in a nice little bundle Tuesday night.
The service routinely prompts you to reply over periods of weeks or months, and if it doesn't get a response, it makes the obvious assumption that you've kicked the bucket, and sends all your stored data like how to memorialize or shut your social media accounts – to chosen recipients in a nice, tidy bundle.
The service routinely prompts you to reply over periods of weeks or months, and if it doesn't get a response, it makes the obvious assumption that you've kicked the bucket, and sends all your stored data – like how to memorialise or shut your social media accounts – to chosen recipients in a nice, tidy bundle.
