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The phrase "a thousand copies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity of items, typically in contexts involving printing, distribution, or replication.
Example: "The publisher decided to print a thousand copies of the new book to meet the anticipated demand."
Alternatives: "one thousand copies" or "a thousand replicas."
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His books of verse sold about a thousand copies each.
and printed an initial run of a thousand copies.
But it was a hit of diminished expectations they had pressed just a thousand copies.
A book with a printing of a thousand copies will not topple this state".
But it was a hit of diminished expectations — they had pressed just a thousand copies.
— If you enjoyed reading my book, why not consider buying a thousand copies?
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A million copies were pulped.
A million copies have been printed.
It sold half a million copies.
It soon chalked up a million copies.
They have sold nearly a hundred million copies.
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