The phrase "a plethora of content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an abundance or a large quantity of content available on a particular topic or platform.
Example: "The website offers a plethora of content, ranging from articles to videos, catering to various interests."
Alternatives: "an abundance of content" or "a wealth of content".
Since Apple opened its App Store last year, the phenomenal take-up has offered a plethora of content – from cash-machine locators to pint glass simulators – at the touch of a button.
It attracts nearly 500 million visitors around the world every month to its Web sites, where it offers a plethora of content and services, from news, sports, financial information and entertainment to e-mail, photo-sharing and online communities.
Then it's just a plethora of content.
Influencers, start creating a library of your content now so you'll be able to have a plethora of content for users to watch.
That said, you need to create a plethora of content on a daily basis: emails, blog posts, lead magnets, social media content and so much more.
News reader users are building streams of curated topics across genres and receiving a plethora of content from editors across publications.
But Apple's best hope of driving demand for iPads is to ensure that there is a plethora of educational content available for them.
While there is a plethora of video content available, that's not the draw here.
Streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Instant Video certainly provide a plethora of video content for our viewing pleasure, but oftentimes the biggest challenge is narrowing down all of those options to just one title.
Sprint's version includes access to its Powerdreck portal, EV-DO broadband with their Power Vision network, NFL mobile news and updates, and a plethora of new content for users.
Shazam, the erstwhile exclusively music discovery app that has expanded into TV as a companion app letting users 'tag' TV shows (and ads) to get quick access to a plethora of related content, has today named a new chief product officer — poaching Daniel Danker from the BBC to lead "the product expansion of the Shazam service".
