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The phrase "a tight bundle of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a compact or closely packed collection of items or materials.
Example: "She carried a tight bundle of newspapers under her arm as she walked to the recycling bin."
Alternatives: "a compact collection of" or "a closely packed group of".
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My favorites are a pair of small, untitled mezzotints from 1995, each a tight bundle of intense, abstract calligraphic lines.
A more accurate image is that the operating system was the core of a tight bundle of programs the firm built over the years.
In a tight bundle of axons, in which diffusion is restricted due to the large myelin lipids, water diffusion is restricted and MD is low.
To scatter many drops at once, use a tight bundle of plastic straws, flicked over the surface.
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Knot or twist the ends into a tight bundle to prevent any pulp from escaping through the top.
Tie together 4 sage leaves, 2 parsley sprigs, 2 bay leaves, 1 thyme sprig and 2 rosemary sprigs into a tight bundle using a piece of cooking string.
This is further established by a targeted disruption of shibire/dynamin functions in the head cyst cells, which indicate that the maintenance of spermatids in a tight bundle is essential for preventing a premature release.
Once the puree is inside cheesecloth, bring the sides of the cheesecloth together into a tight bundle.
The pants arrived at my house in a tight bundle, which I didn't open for a few days as the dust of change settled onto my world.
Stack sage, rosemary, parsley, thyme and bay leaves in the middle of the string lengthwise, and tie the herbs together into a tight bundle.
Keep wrapping until you have a tight bundle.
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