The phrase "about a stack of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quantity or collection of items, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "I have been thinking about a stack of books I need to read this summer."
Alternatives: "regarding a pile of" or "concerning a heap of".
Lock a fellow in a windowless room to perform rote tasks just tricky enough to make him have to think, but still rote, tasks involving numbers that connected to nothing he'd ever see or care about, a stack of tasks that never went down, and nail a clock to the wall where he can see it, and just leave the man there to his mind's own devices".
Lock a fellow in a windowless room to perform rote tasks just tricky enough to make him have to think, but still rote, tasks involving numbers that connect to nothing he'll ever see or care about, a stack of tasks that never goes down, and nail a clock to the wall where he can see it, and just leave the man there to his mind's own devices.
There's something exciting about a stack of new cookbooks.
He's worried about a "stack of questions with no answers" and about a ghetto where guns, drug sales and flashy materialism create a cycle of violence.
There was nothing to say about a stack of carrots that came with a braised and roasted veal breast except that it shouldn't be possible for vegetables to be both charred and raw.
A ball hitting the floor is one thing, with only a few factors to calculate, but what about a stack of dishes rattling against each other on a table that has been jostled?
If you have a resume, and are applying for jobs, try to access an online application/resume submission as often as you can; doing this will keep you away from worrying about wrinkling a stack of resumes, or worrying about buying postage.
"There's something I'm not sure is entirely replaceable about having a stack of inviting books, just waiting for your kids to grab," Ms. Garcia said.
Though for years Szulik has talked about assembling a "stack" of business programs that can run on top of Linux, a strategy that would make Red Hat a more formidable competitor, so far his only move has been this year's $420 million acquisition of JBoss, whose products let companies build applications for the Web.
There's something inherently wrong about torching a stack of #Burberry gear, particularly when undertaken by the fashion line itself.
That's right, a whole crazy thing about how a stack of paper was held together by a binder clip.
