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The phrase "a whole batch of things" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large number or variety of items or issues collectively.
Example: "During the meeting, we discussed a whole batch of things that needed to be addressed before the project deadline."
Alternatives: "a large number of items" or "a variety of matters".
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I carry a whole batch of things around with me".
There were a whole batch of things on Witherspoon's résumé that spoke to possible salvation for the College, which had just seen the death of the fifth president in its 20-year history.
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Things will get tougher legislatively in 2014, but there's a whole batch of promising federal lawsuits that should lead to full marriage equality soon.
The odd thing was, when we emigrated to the US, I found a whole batch of Rosbottoms living within 20 miles of us!
A dirty container can spoil a whole batch of recyclables.
For example there's a whole batch of new books out now: to whom should you think of giving one as a Christmas present - what type of person?
The centenary of the start of the first world war led to a whole batch of impressive folk concept projects and songs, including this contribution from Lucy Ward.
We took the new beach and dressed it up with chaises and sent down a whole batch of nine-foot umbrellas for shade".
"I can't say nothing about that, 'Dre will tell me off, but I got a whole batch of collard greens.
"With missiles, you produce a whole batch of identical systems, usually with a proven design.
A whole batch of MX robots can break bad and start a gang called MX-13.
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