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The phrase "amassed a compilation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the gathering or collection of various items, information, or works into a single group or volume.
Example: "The researcher amassed a compilation of studies on climate change to support her thesis."
Alternatives: "gathered a collection of" or "compiled a set of".
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We've amassed a compilation of songs to soothe the soul of the feral cat beast the size of a healthy adult beagle that stalks you on your fire escape like the wounded, miserable prey you are.
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It's an amassing or a compilation of late-night all-night sessions of him taking on the universe, mano a mano, with the tools of the English language and his own paranoiac investigations".
It's an amassing or a compilation of late-night all-night sessions of him taking on the universe, mano a mano, with the tools of the English language and his own paranoiac investigations," Lethem told the New York Times.
He was an avid collector of antiques, books and posters and amassed a collection of over 53,000 postcards; he produced several compilation books of them including Ronnie Barker's Book of Bathing Beauties, A Pennyworth of Art and Sauce.
At school, she amassed a stack of truancy notices.
Throughout, G.E. amassed a library of patents.
They have amassed a mountain of personal debt.
It already had amassed a collection of Du Bois papers.
After that, I quickly amassed a huge collection of his albums some 26 studio, live and compilation albums altogether.
amassed a war chest of roughly $300,000.
You amassed a large amount of debt.
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