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The phrase "amassed a batch of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to gathering or collecting a quantity of items or information, often in a context where the items are grouped together.
Example: "The researcher amassed a batch of data from various sources to support her findings."
Alternatives: "collected a set of" or "gathered a group of".
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MR: You've won Tonys and a Grammy, you've amassed a batch of successful albums and had Broadway success with the musicals Spring Awakening, Alice In Wonderland, and Noir with a musical adaptation of American Psycho coming next year.
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At school, she amassed a stack of truancy notices.
They have amassed a mountain of personal debt.
Bower had amassed a pension pot of £1.4m.
The gunman in Sunday's Las Vegas mass shooting had amassed an arsenal of at least 42 guns, a batch of potentially explosive chemicals, and thousands of rounds of ammunition, police said Monday.
Once the smugglers have amassed a cache of weapons, they drive them across the border in small batches, stuffed inside spare tires, fastened to undercarriages with zip ties or bubble-wrapped and tucked into vehicle panels.
Throughout, G.E. amassed a library of patents.
Biochemical studies on intact polyketide synthase proteins have amassed a body of knowledge that is substantial but still incomplete.
In response the field has set-out and amassed a plethora of complexities to alleviate the simplicity induced limitations.
Based across Illinois and Tennessee, they have amassed a lifetime of tips.
The company amassed a following of 130 million users.
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