The phrase "a sample of stories" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a selection or collection of narratives or tales, often to illustrate a point or provide examples.
Example: "In this anthology, we present a sample of stories that highlight the diverse experiences of our community."
Alternatives: "a collection of stories" or "a selection of narratives".
Aczel, along with Bence Palfi and Zoltan Kekecs, two other psychology researchers at Eotvos Lorand University, gathered a sample of stories — 180 in all — from news sites, blogs, forums and other publicly available literature in which an action was described that might be characterized as stupid.
Balazs, along with Bence Palfi and Zoltan Kekecs, two other psychology researchers at Eotvos Lorand University, gathered a sample of stories — 180 in all — from news sites, blogs, forums and other publicly available literature in which an action was described that might be characterised as stupid.
All of these parameters, except the three story interestingness parameters r S, r F and r N, are either known (e.g., the number of submitter's fans) or estimated from data from a sample of stories and then used for all stories.
Figure 6 Distribution of front page non-fan votes by location of the story on recency and popularity lists (for votes within 24 hours of story promotion), for a sample of 100 stories with a total of 41,615 such votes.
This shortlist delivers a sample of those stories, and those lives, in the most pleasurable of ways.
The relation obtained has been applied to compute the number of collaborating joists defining the equivalent beam for a sample of single-story and multi-storey buildings with different geometrical characteristics.
The second rater was trained by the first and both worked on a sample of trial news stories before proceeding to code the remaining stories.
Thus if we observe a sample of votes on stories over the same time interval for each story, the distribution of votes, and hence location on the popularity list, would follow a lognormal distribution.
A sampling of older stories is also available in that format.
Below is a sampling of their stories.
According to 4thEstate.net, which collects and analyzes data from a sampling of news stories from U.S. national print outlets, TV broadcast and radio transcripts covering the 2012 election, a gender gap exists in U.S. media, and its excruciatingly wide.
