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The phrase "a thick layer of icing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a dessert or cake that has a substantial amount of icing on top.
Example: "The birthday cake was beautifully decorated with a thick layer of icing, making it look irresistible."
Alternatives: "a generous coating of icing" or "a heavy spread of icing".
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Like the example in the photo, the security agency noted in the blog post, the confiscated cupcake "had a thick layer of icing inside a jar".
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A thick layer of ice, part fresh, part sea water conceals the surface of the fjord.
Put a thick layer of ice in the base of the tin, sprinkle over a third of the salt and lay the cream bag on top.
By contrast, under Ceres' outer coating of dust the asteroid appears to have a thick layer of ice, perhaps 60 miles deep, wrapped around a ball of rock.
In January, two rounds of freezing rain coated trees with a thick layer of ice and more branches fell onto power lines.
A thick layer of ice maybe several kilometres deep encloses a potentially habitable ocean.
Voyager revealed that Europa's surface is a thick layer of ice.
The surface is a thick layer of ice, and it looks like there is liquid water trapped underneath it.
Exploring sub-glacial lakes may also help scientists design missions to search for life on other worlds such as Jupiter's moon Europa, which is thought to feature a liquid ocean beneath a thick layer of ice.
The geological study of Antarctica has been greatly hindered by the fact that nearly all of the continent is permanently covered with a thick layer of ice.
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