The phrase "access to a host of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to utilize or obtain a large number of resources, services, or options.
Example: "The new software provides users with access to a host of tools that enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "access to a variety of" or "access to numerous".
It provides access to a host of free educational content and courses.
Www.skinewmexico.com lists ski deals for that state, and www.coloradoski.com offers access to a host of Colorado resorts.
A thief with access to a master username and password can have access to a host of accounts.
The Setai's condos come with access to a host of amenities, including what the building's Web site refers to as "the blissful experience of exceptional service".
For more in-depth research, the British Library has been invaluable for his business, he said, as you get access to a host of reports for your target market.
Like all Palm devices, the Centro has threaded messaging and access to a host of programs and peripherals.
The need to reduce redundancy and frequent access to a host (provider of information) has raised an alternative of a man-in-middle concept of ICN.
An extensive review of published studies showed that access to a host in most cases reduces RMF of root hemiparasites and that the RMF of annual root hemiparasites is low compared to that of autotrophic plants, suggesting that a reduced expenditure on roots is an important advantage of hemiparasitism for annual parasites.
Female parasitic wasps were conditioned using a Pavlovian conditioning assay in which an odour (chocolate or vanilla odour, the conditioned stimulus (CS+)) was associated with the reward of access to a host (the unconditioned stimulus (US)), a C. vomitoria pupa.
Due to out-of-date internal Department of Defense (DoD) regulations and the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), the partners, spouses, and families of gay troops are denied access to a whole host of benefits and support programs that are designed to help troops deal with the rigorous demands that come with military service.
Fox wants $45 per season for online access to a whole host of content, including live games from all over the world.
