The phrase "a plate of bones" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a dish or a scene that involves bones, possibly in a culinary or metaphorical sense.
Example: "After the feast, all that remained on the table was a plate of bones, a testament to the hearty meal we had enjoyed."
Alternatives: "a dish of bones" or "a platter of bones".
Scorpaeniform (order Scorpaeniformes), also called mail-cheeked fish, any one of a group of bony fishes that are characterized by a plate of bone running across each cheek.
"I'm not a viscera guy, but give me a plate of beef bones -- not veal bones, they have no flavor -- and I'm happy". The humerus and the femur, from the front legs of the steer, make the best-tasting marrow bones, he said.
"I'm not a viscera guy, but give me a plate of beef bones -- not veal bones, they have no flavor -- and I'm happy".
A plate of marrow bones comes freighted with three hefty sections of roasted bone and a tower of sourdough toast at Le Philosophe, 55 Bond Street (Bowery), (212) 388-0038, a new addition to the NoHo dining scene.
St John, whose most famous dish will always be a plate of roasted marrow bones served with toast and some bouncy parsley, happened, they insist, with relatively little planning.
(The spinach, chicken and beef patties are outsourced, and while their fillings are superior, their shells can be cardboard-y). If you plan to venture away from the jerk chicken, I'd suggest the curry chicken, a plate of white and bone-in dark meat coated in a sly, savory marinade that smacks of allspice and garlic.
This mechanism consists of a thin plate of bone (the quadrate bone) that was once a part of the skull but that has become largely detached and is held loosely in place by ligaments.
However the environment Protoceratops lived in contained multiple Tyrannosaurus-sized carnivores and a hollow plate of bone about 50 cm long would probably not do much to deter such potential predators.
The calvaria were removed as an elliptical plate of bone defined by the foramen magnum, auditory canals, and orbits [ 24].
