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The phrase "a tide of tributes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large and overwhelming number of tributes or expressions of respect and admiration, often in response to someone's passing or significant achievement.
Example: "After the beloved actor's death, there was a tide of tributes from fans and fellow artists alike, celebrating his remarkable career."
Alternatives: "a wave of tributes" or "an outpouring of tributes".
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News of his death yesterday was met with a tide of tributes from his peers.
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