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Discover Ludwig"a plague of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a large number of something, usually something unpleasant. For example, "There was a plague of mosquitoes at the outdoor event."
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There was a plague of injuries.
A plague of locusts descends upon Egypt.
A plague of literary Jonathans.
A plague of floor toms.
"A plague of red-faced potato babies.
We have a plague of infertility.
Or perhaps like a plague of zombies.
The bomb is a plague of mankind".
"It's like praying for a plague of locusts," he said.
Chopsticks add to a plague of regional deforestation.
The only thing it lacked was a plague of locusts.
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