The phrase "a pulp of a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is soft, mushy, or lacking substance, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "After the storm, the once vibrant garden was reduced to a pulp of a landscape, with wilted flowers and broken branches."
Alternatives: "a mush of a" or "a mass of a".
Grating turns the yam to a pulp of unbelievable stickiness.
Drinking hot or cold liquid, whether kneeling or not, from an ostrich egg or through a straw, from the rumen of an antelope or the pulp of a tuber, to quench one's thirst or not, needs 10 different verbs.
So I beat some hazelnut paste and the pulp of a vanilla bean into the dough.
The pulp of a watermelon consists of watermelon juice and flesh wall.
In places like Camet?a town of about 117,000, and Bel? the capital of Par?tate, a bowl of a? pulp is a filling side dish especially valued by poorer families.
It's the kind of villainous plan you'd find in a pulp novel: a weapon of oppression, candy-coated as a mission to save the world's children from the evil of narcotics.
Presto antagonizes Alec again, covering the carrot with a cloth before smashing it into a pulp with a piece of the ladder.
In process optimization, maximal values of Co, Mo and Ni recoveries were achieved as 71%, 69%and46%6%, respectively, with a pH of 5.0, a temperature of 31 °C, a pulp density of 2 g/L, a rotation speed of 115 rpm, and using a 12% inoculum.
The optimal conditions to achieve the principle objectives of maximizing copper dissolution and minimizing iron dissolution from dust were identified to be a temperature of 30 °C, a leaching time of 3 h, an initial pH of 0.5, a pulp density of 20%, and an ozone flow rate of 1 g/h.
The optimum conditions for the step of Zn leaching were determined to be a sulfuric acid concentration of 0.25 mol/L, a pulp density of 10%, an extraction temperature of 20 °C, and three stages of leaching.
