The phrase "adds a host of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the addition of many items, features, or benefits to something.
Example: "The new software update adds a host of features that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "provides numerous" or "introduces a variety of".
However, the Dynamique Nav adds a host of extra goodies, including satnav through a 7in touchscreen, dual-zone climate control, keyless entry and starting, colour-changing ambient lighting, automatic headlights and wipers, and rear parking sensors.
Users can also adjust the status bar contents to hide unnecessary icons, while the quick settings panel under the notifications pull-down menu adds a host of useful controls for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and NFC among other settings that canbe configured and re-ordered.
Users can also adjust the status bar contents to hide unnecessary icons, while the quick settings panel under the notifications pull-down menu adds a host of useful controls for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and NFC among other settings that can be configured and re-ordered.
It adds a host of functions all powered by Bluetooth 4.0.
The 3D-printed add-on quickly attaches to the drone and adds a host of features key to making the drone a valuable tool for first responders.
Similar to Jangl, Jaxtr adds a host of advanced features such as call screening and voicemail, all without giving away your original phone number.
To this, most of us add a host of factors -- starting with daily baths -- that can intensify the problem.
It can add a host of movie-style special effects to your phone's videos, although you do have to pay for some of them.
Yet, at the same time, she says, the federal and international regulators are adding a host of special Too Big to Fail capital requirements and rules.
With Nehalem, Intel's designers took the company's previous generation of chips and added a host of features, each of which adds complexity and raises the possibility of unpredictable interactions.
