The phrase "a package of free" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "We are offering a package of free services for new customers."
Alternatives: "a bundle of free" or "a set of free".
To perform this task, we are using Open Babel [28], a package of free software for interchange between chemical formats.
The combined service package scenarios indicate that the largest proportion of respondents are expected to prefer scenario 12 (4, 6 and 7) with up to 29.8% more respondents expected to choose a package of free, confidential services, with HCT and ART available and sports for young people.
Young men, women, children, the elderly and disabled stand in a queue in the hopes of receiving a package of free government cheese.
In this sense, work units operated as "semi-enclosed communities" providing the constituencies with a package of free or heavily subsidised services including health care [ 2].
Once an anti-European Gaullist, he is now the staunchest defender of the EU constitution; having exploded nuclear bombs in the Pacific, he is now a keen green; eager to hang out with the anti-globalisation crowd these days, he once came up with a package of free-market economic reforms so tough that they cost him a general election.
The poor will be left with a limited package of free services of lower quality.
The lawyers usually provide a set package of free services, like document review, will preparation and representation in real estate transactions.
Most fixed mobile phone contracts include a monthly package of free minutes and data use.
A drive by Palaniappan Chidambaram, the finance minister, to push through a package of reforms and free big industrial projects from red tape has not worked.
Startup BrItain is a portal site to a package of these services.
Half of the BBC's web pages will be shut and £100m will be saved from overhead costs as part of a package of cuts intended to free up £600m a year to be reinvested in high-quality content.
