The phrase "a notable host of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or impressive number of people or things gathered together, often in a positive context.
Example: "The conference featured a notable host of experts in the field of artificial intelligence."
Alternatives: "a significant number of" or "an impressive array of".
Here was a complex, multifaceted man of ideas, a perceptive publisher and skilled entrepreneur who spawned an impressive array of remarkable books; a notable host who promoted searching discussion of world affairs; a committed Zionist as well as a convinced European who worked hard for reconciliation between Jews and Germans, and for common goals between Europeans.
Thus far, no one has accurately measured gene expression throughout an infection, from the initial stage of invasion/colonization through multiplication and tissue spread to the final stages of disease with notable host damage.
Neutrophils in ATBF are a notable component of the host reaction, perhaps because ATBF is a milder disease than the other rickettsioses.
When we last checked in with the startup in April of last year, it had just closed an $8 million series B round from a host of notable investors, including OpenView Venture Partners, Epic Ventures and TomorrowVentures (bringing its total investment to $9M).
There's also an impressive range of events for aspiring film-makers and a host of notable guests.
But New York has been host to quite a notable selection of collapses all its own, and they extend far beyond a well-paid baseball team that loses game after game in the dusk of a season.
The veteran all-rounder Rikki Clarke, a homegrown hero and a Championship winner in his debut season in 2002, has been one of a host of notable performers, with 43 wickets and 443 runs, while the England trio of Sam Curran, Ben Foakes and Ollie Pope have enhanced their reputations, as has the fledgling offie Amar Virdi.
We've got some splendid romantic comedy today — for starters, from Judd Apatow, Noah Baumbach, and a host of notable independent filmmakers.
Organized by Edwin Ramoran, director of Longwood, the show includes familiar names -- Glenn Ligon, Kori Newkirk, Susan Smith-Pinelo -- but is notable for introducing a host of new ones.
That same day, Twitter banned a host of notable "alt-right" users, members of the far-right subculture who push a meme-filled variant of traditional white supremacist views.
