The phrase "along a batch of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing a process or action that occurs in conjunction with a group of items or tasks.
Example: "We will be processing the orders along a batch of new inventory that just arrived."
Alternatives: "with a group of" or "together with a set of".
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Gwyneth Paltrow plays the $4-million-a-movie actress who is supposed to play a character based on Sally and brings along a batch of Ecstasy to the festivities.
Gwyneth Paltrow plays the $4-million-a-picture actress who is supposed to portray a character based on Sally and brings along a batch of Ecstasy to the festivities.
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That and the tiresome white slavery jokes along with a batch of not so great songs keep the show at a slow simmer rather than bringing it to a boil.
All 12 episodes can be streamed, for now, at mtv.com, along with a batch of the usual video extras: Webisodes, cast interviews and so on.
He was let out of prison only last year, along with a batch of other political prisoners released in a futile bid by the government to appease the nascent uprising.
Once we were inside his apartment, he took off his cap and got out his high school yearbook, along with a batch of photos.
They'll be published on City Room next week, along with vignettes from a batch of student- and citizen-journalists we've enlisted to help out.
Here's what to expect: shortly after 1 January, unless Congress intervenes beforehand, we'll see two things happen: $100bn of automatic spending cuts, along with the demise of a batch of tax cuts that have been a crutch for the weak economy – the Bush-era tax cuts that have kept taxes low for eight years; and Obama's 2% payroll-tax holiday.
