The phrase "a stack with the names" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or list of names organized in a stack format, often in programming or data management contexts.
Example: "The program processes a stack with the names of all registered users before executing the next command."
Alternatives: "a list of names" or "a collection of names".
Now in its second year, WayHome Music and Arts Festival has quickly become one of Canada's most popular multi-day festivals, thanks to Burl's Creek in idyllic Oro-Medonte, Ontario, being a convenient two-hour drive from Toronto, and a lineup stacked with the biggest names in electronic, hip-hop, and indie rock.
Make a stack with 1 to 5 tortillas and wrap the stack in aluminum foil.
During the randomization procedure a stack of 28 identical looking envelopes was prepared, which contained a note with the name of one of the conditions.
"The Master" was the only American winner this year, despite a competition stacked with American names; Terrence Malick, Brian DePalma, Harmony Korine and Ramin Bahrani were all shut out.
Anytime my lesson plan included a discussion of lynchings, I would prepare a stack of index cards, each with the name of a lynching victim on it, and give one to each student as he or she entered the classroom.
TIMS consists of a stack of ring electrodes, named the analyzer, whereby each ring is divided into quadrants.
There's a stack of stellar name DJs, too, including Krust, Rob himself, Yoda, Gilles Peterson and Andrew Weatherall, who - in keeping with the whole occasion's feel for the irregular and unusual - is promising a set entirely made up of vintage rock'n'roll.
Just inside the door, haphazardly stacked wooden crates stamped with the name Migliorelli (a family farm in northern Dutchess County) overflow with copies of a menu printed on recycled newsprint, like a community newsletter or an alt-weekly extolling the virtues of kale.
This brave patient, frustrated with our lack of progress, came with a stack of published papers and the names of a few doctors scattered around the U.S. and the rest of the world who had experience with stool transplants, begging me to do it and offering to be my "guinea pig".
