"a nice collection of" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or set of objects, ideas, or qualities that are pleasing or impressive. Example: The art gallery displayed a nice collection of ancient artifacts from various cultures.
I expected him to share a nice collection of rocks or old silver dollars he'd collected over the years, but, instead, he opened the veil for a few short moments on a career that was mostly shrouded in secrecy.
Whistler has plenty of off-slope attractions, including a nice collection of art galleries.
The American prints show is really just a nice collection of American prints.
6.34pm GMT Web service RebelMouse has a nice collection of One Billion Rising social media celebrations.
The menu includes standard Chinese favorites, Thai dishes and Southeast Asian choices, beginning with a nice collection of soups.
It's a nice collection of short-form work, and I've been rewarded with lot of followers... and exactly no money.
"If you have the money, you can start quite a nice collection for $400 to $500," he estimates.
CNET's News.com has a really nice collection of iPod-related stories, including a fresh retrospective that suggests the only trouble the player faces right now is from the cell-phone industry, and even that's not much concern since its partnership with Motorola.
Oh, I might be interested to learn my online date considers a parole officer his best friend, has a very nice collection of human femurs and was once mistaken for Danny Trejo, but I don't think my social skills in these situations require any extra sharpening.
"You might be interested to know that I once used Anneka Rice's toilet - and a very nice collection of Gold Discs she has in there too," says Edward Herman.
"This is a particularly nice collection of classic cars," says Miles Morris Miles Morris, head of Christie's international motor car department.
