The phrase "a swarm of bugs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large group of insects or metaphorically to refer to a multitude of problems or issues, often in a technical context.
Example: "After the software update, we encountered a swarm of bugs that needed immediate attention."
Alternatives: "a cluster of insects" or "a horde of bugs".
4 09 p.m.: Rory McIlroy finds a bunker at 5 and, after fighting off a swarm of bugs, gets out, leaving himself with a looooong putt for birdie.
I determined that water quality was "clear and clean". Keating's assessment was more specific: "Tastes pretty good; no worms or bugs". For pests, I was going to say "few to none" until I looked down and saw a swarm of bugs using my legs as a chaise longue.
Golden State played restrained, effective defense against LeBron, allowing individual defenders a varied diet of Barnes, Iguodala, Thompson, and karate kid Draymond Green to do their work, then, when necessary, descended in threes and fours on the King like a swarm of bugs.
At the same time, its detectors were suddenly peppered with an unexpected spray of ionized particles, like the windshield of a car speeding through a swarm of bugs.
When a swarm of bugs bothered him on Tuesday, he swatted at the insects and swore.
Officials with the agency say there weren't enough insects to form a "swarm," and that if you were standing in the middle of it, you might not notice any more bugs than you'd expect to see for this time of year. . "It doesn't take much so don't picture a swarm of bugs," the agency said on Twitter.
A swarm of tiny bugs with an enormous appetite has invaded the Louisiana marsh, and is sucking the life out of vegetation that helps keep the state's fragile coast from further dissolving into the sea.
A Swarm of Handmade Bugs Is Buzzing in London.
Nearly a year past the launch, with positive results beginning to show even while a irritating swarm of bugs plagued the system, we lost several days.
