The phrase "a stack at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific stack of items or data located at a certain place.
Example: "We need to organize a stack at the front of the warehouse for easy access."
Alternatives: "a pile at the" or "a collection at the".
The cooks place their burgers on a stack (at the front of the queue you built earlier in this assignment).
Finally, Harwood is offering to personalize the inscription of each book ordered, cinching the relationship between author, publisher and reader much closer than the one engendered when a book is randomly snatched off a stack at the local Costco.
Every year in early March, I accompanied him to the public library in Fairhope, Alabama to pick up the W-2 E-Z forms, which sat in a stack at the end of the reference desk.
"We have a right to not put the book in a big stack at the front of the store.
The end result, she says, was a harvest of landmark status applications to add to a growing stack, at the apartment of the collective's unofficial leader, Jonathan Cohen.
Even the conventional softtop convertible is not immune to the innovation urge: the newest Mini's cloth roof not only folds into a tidy stack at the rear of the car, it can also be slid back on its tracks just enough to create a full-width opening over the front seats.
Someone who can drip lust in my lap like strained peas from a baby's chin and sing to me like he's warm maple syrup and I'm a short stack at the pancake house.
For example, the most dominant frequency band (around 11Hz) is caused by a short harmonic stack at the beginning of the motif.
The Tris tricine system presents an ITP stack of 70 μm (CV = 9.1%, n = 3) in free solution and a 50 μm stack at the gel interface (CV = 7.8%, n = 3).
The possibility for nucleotides A205 and A206 to engage in base pairing with U110 and U111 additionally suggests that G109 base pairs with U207 to form a continuous helical stack at the junction between P10 and P15.
Berghain hits the Polo Field as the steely-gazed Ben Klock will wave the flag of techno in the desert as part of a stacked day at the Yuma.
