The phrase "an amusing collection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of items, stories, or works that are entertaining or humorous in nature.
Example: "The book is an amusing collection of short stories that will make you laugh out loud."
Alternatives: "a delightful assortment of" or "a humorous compilation of".
Rigg was the author of No Turn Unstoned (1982), an amusing collection of negative theatrical reviews including her own.
Inside, a pretty clutter of copper pans, dolls and ceramic hens, along with an amusing collection of crémaillères, or antique pot hooks, promotes the French country theme.
Taken at face value, the exhibition is an amusing collection of nutty, extravagant, sometimes frightening but mostly wildly optimistic pictures of the technological future.
The ensemble closed the program with a vibrant reading of selections from John Adams's "John's Book of Alleged Dances" (1994), an amusing collection of rhythmically vital and enduringly catchy character pieces for string quartet and electronic sound.
The cast that does the running is an amusing collection of familiar faces, including Mariel Hemingway, French Stewart, Ethan Suplee (the dim-bulb brother from "My Name Is Earl") and the grindhouse star Danny Trejo.
His latest work is "The Natural History of the Chicken," an amusing collection of strange stories about these barnyard denizens and even stranger stories about the people who love (and hate) them.
These two examples are drawn from a sometimes amusing collection of actual security questions that Fenton has compiled.
And Harold Meltzer, in an amusing collection called "Rumors," provided a dictionary of colorful effects, the most notable being the percussive and breathy sounds that animated "Trapset" (1999), for alto flute, and the illusion of an almost whispered duet in "Bel Canto" (2000), for bass flute.
It was a sort-of amusing collection of outlandish caricatures, quirky catchphrases and semi-decent sight gags that probably outstayed its welcome at the time, and is definitely doing so now.
"For da Love of Money," an independent feature written, directed by and starring the comedian who uses the single name Pierre, is a loose but often amusing collection of gags centered around a simple situation.
Ranging from a zip-line to riding or even his penny farthing, social media users have leapt on the amusing collection of images with delight.
