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The phrase "a staggering of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where events, tasks, or items are arranged or distributed in a staggered manner to avoid overlap or congestion. Example: "The staggering of the project deadlines allowed the team to manage their workload more effectively."
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Then it passes away, terror as usual, in a staggering of position that lends itself to survival as well as despair and macabre humor.
Analysis of the parallel interactions between adjacent myosin rods revealed a staggering of 14.3 nm and 43 nm, corresponding roughly to the 98aa and 295aa (3×98aa+skip residue).
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That means my body got rid of a staggering 16.72kgs of mass over the long weekend.
The Giants have not practiced in pads since September because of a staggering number of injuries.
Yet the detailed accounts of a staggering variety of topics are utterly engrossing.
Yet even without those particular galacticos, the nine here still cost in excess of a staggering total of £320m.
When it comes to economics and politics, people are often capable of "a staggering level of open-mindedness".
It's about making sense of a staggering amount of data from internal and external sources.
The prosecution also has the emotional power of such a staggering loss of life, Shapiro said.
Google has admitted that a staggering proportion of its workforce consists of white or Asian men.
"There is a staggering lack of transparency and a lack of accountability," Bellotti says.
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