The phrase "a slew of big" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number of significant or important items or concepts.
Example: "The report highlighted a slew of big challenges facing the organization this year."
Alternatives: "a multitude of major" or "a variety of significant".
On that day a slew of big winner-take-all states will vote.
But sustained rapid growth would require a slew of big second-round reforms, to include things like land acquisition, labour laws and tax.Politicians naturally prefer to spend.
A slew of big names show up in small roles to work with Beatty in what will likely be the not-very-prolific legend's final film.
There's no-one pickier, and little wonder given that she started as a booty-shaking background artiste for a slew of big stars from New Kids on the Block, then the world's biggest group, to Janet Jackson (look for J. Lo in a black dress in the video for "That's the Way Love Goes").
The changes come at the same time as the green light has been given to a slew of big and environmentally controversial infrastructure projects, from an expanded Heathrow and HS2 to a trio of shale gas sites which are likely to be drilled next year.
Oh yeah, expect a slew of big new announcements.
A slew of big-name fashion plates began wearing his dresses again.
(La Rocco) Companhia Urbana de Dança (Thursday through Sept. 25) The Peak Performances series has a slew of big-name choreographers coming to its stage this season.
Formerly home to a slew of big-box stores, the area surrounding Rolling Acres has more recently attracted discount shops, storage warehouses and a recycling centre.
Streaming TV is ushering in a high-rolling, gold rush era, with Hollywood actors signing up to a slew of big-budget shows.
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