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The phrase "and a host of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a large number of items or people, often in a positive or enthusiastic context.
Example: "The festival featured live music, food trucks, and a host of activities for families to enjoy."
Alternatives: "and a multitude of" or "along with a variety of".
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Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton and a host of City Council and Assembly representatives.
and a host of other expenses is soaring.
Enter Netflix, Amazon and a host of streaming options.
Among them, the three marines have four Purple Hearts and a host of scars and disabilities.
He is survived by sons Philip and Peter Davis, two grandchildren and a host of family and friends.
She is the host of "Fox Report Weekend" and a host of "America's News Headquarters," both for the Fox News Channel.
Arturo Toscanini, Herbert von Karajan, Fritz Reiner, George Szell and a host of others managed brilliant careers despite their reputations as tyrants and egomaniacs.
And it is not just bears — wolves, wolverine and a host of other species roam here.
That was the undoing of Bernard L. Madoff, Marc S. Dreier and a host of smaller Ponzi schemers.
Grandson, Andrew Gathers Jr., and a host of nieces, nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews.
Plus: driveways, garages, gyms, stores, military bases — and a host of other buildings, structures, and sites.
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and a host of formats
and a house of
and a series of
and a destination of
and a sponsor of
and a range of
and a multiplicity of
and a moderator of
and a variety of
and a guest of
and a multitude of
and a recipient of
and a plethora of
and a myriad of
and a stage of
and a crowd of
and a dollop of
and a museum of
and a loss of
and a history of
and a suit of
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