The phrase "a package of bills" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection of legislative proposals or financial documents that are grouped together for consideration or action.
Example: "The senator introduced a package of bills aimed at improving healthcare access and affordability."
Alternatives: "a bundle of legislation" or "a set of proposals".
Reid had already scheduled a Tuesday-afternoon debate on a package of bills dealing with the housing crisis.
They convinced state lawmakers led by state Rep. Tyler Lindholm to introduce a package of bills during the state's short legislative session this past winter.
And last week, Colorado Democrats unveiled a package of bills that includes universal background checks and a ban on high-capacity magazines.
The companion piece to the new N.S.R. regulations is a package of bills that the President calls — in the Orwellian spirit of Healthy Forests — his Clear Skies initiative.
A legislative task force was expected to have a package of bills on mental health, school safety and guns around the end of February.
Now he is using that cap as leverage for a package of bills, which has met union opposition, to help towns and school districts control spending.
On May 8th the pact was put into action when the government sent a package of bills to Congress to increase bank lending and competition.
Eliot Spitzer, New York's attorney general, proposed a package of bills to increase accountability at nonprofit groups, setting off alarms when it was introduced last summer.
Mr. DiFrancesco said he expected a package of bills addressing racial profiling from the Senate committee's chairman, Senator William L. Gormley, in the coming weeks.
And his claims about the consumer benefits of tort reform -- a package of bills that sought to curb large jury awards in civil cases -- are disputed.
The City Council is considering a package of bills to regulate ride-hail companies after growing complaints over street congestion and low driver wages.
