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The phrase "a thick layer of limestone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing geological formations, construction materials, or natural landscapes that consist of limestone in significant thickness.
Example: "The quarry revealed a thick layer of limestone, which is ideal for building purposes."
Alternatives: "a dense stratum of limestone" or "a substantial coating of limestone."
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Below the tar sands, there's a thick layer of limestone, the remains of an ancient ocean that once covered Alberta.
(The material is delicately referred to as "overburden"). Below the tar sands, there's a thick layer of limestone, the remains of an ancient ocean that once covered Alberta.
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Spread with a thick layer of cream.
No sugar, a thick layer of foam.
A thick layer of scum had settled in the tub.
A thick layer of smog has engulfed the country.
Even a skim reveals a thick layer of scum.
Photographs showed a thick layer of dust inside apartments.
By avoidance, under a thick layer of hypocrisy.
The key is multiple layers or a thick layer of tightly sealed air.
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