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The phrase "a rail of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a long, narrow piece of material, often in the context of construction, fencing, or railways.
Example: "The carpenter selected a rail of wood to complete the fence."
Alternatives: "a piece of" or "a length of".
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He flicked through a rail of women's garments hanging near the entrance.
A rail of printed silk blouses shows the depth of the Lagerfeld artistic reach and heritage he left behind.
In the brand's BHS outlet it is difficult to find a rail of clothes that isn't cut-price.
For example, barriers start off in the form of a rail of spikes across a section of path.
There is also a rail of vintage clothes (Zandra Rhodes, Ossie Clark) and a whole rail of Prada.
A bored-looking dude pushes a rail of clothes down the outer hallway, diaphonous dresses, occasional furs.
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A standard rail of a high storage rack showed cracking after a few years of operation.
Gun safety, just a year ago a third rail of American politics, will emerge as a central legislative issue in Washington this week.
The existing superstructure is formed by an UIC-54 rail resting on a rail pad of 0.007-m 0.007-m
The line originally had a rail profile of 30 kilograms per meter (60 lb/yd).
Sheriff Bart said he was particularly worried about the attempted theft of a rail car full of pressurized ammonia.
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