The phrase "also includes a bunch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used informally to indicate that something contains a variety of additional items or elements.
Example: "The package not only contains the main product but also includes a bunch of accessories to enhance your experience."
Alternatives: "also contains several" or "additionally features a variety of".
The Zinn Education Project also includes a bunch of primary sources related to Columbus, such as writings by Bartolomé de La Casas.
Other good news: This half of Crystal City also includes a bunch of cool, new stuff Vornado has lured to the area in recent years including a hip bar, a start-up hub and a WeWork building with furnished apartments.
The latest version also includes a bunch of features that make it easier to share videos online.
Naturally, that list also includes a bunch of Amazon's own products, including Echo speakers and Fire tablets.
His letter also includes a bunch of boilerplate crap about creating a "more open culture" through the magic of "people sharing more", but come on.
The studio also includes a bunch of editing features designed to make your video look like it came out of an actual studio.
The people who sold them their masterpieces also included a bunch of scoundrels.
What's more, the channel will also include a bunch of playlists, including upsets, best dunks, buzzer beaters, etc. Ryan has the full story here.
Some of the larger M&N investors joined his board which also included a former boss and a bunch of doctors and got 30% of the merged company in exchange for chipping in $1.2 million of new cash.
There's also the standard DJI Fly More kit, which includes a bunch of extras, like two batteries, a multi-battery charging hub, extra propellers and a bag to carry all of that around.
His colleagues - "a bunch of thugs" according to one experienced Western observer - also include a number of other figures allegedly linked to atrocities.
