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The phrase "and a roster of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a list or collection of names, items, or participants, often in a formal or organized context.
Example: "The event will feature several keynote speakers and a roster of distinguished panelists."
Alternatives: "and a list of" or "along with a lineup of".
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He landed in a gymnasium, with a whistle in his mouth and a roster of N.B.A. rookies.
Three vocal soloists share the storytelling duties but also portray the three main characters and a roster of minor ones.
He is 34 and a natty dresser with a bemused, cherubic face and a roster of well-heeled clients.
In spite of new high-tech modeling equipment, renovated studios, and a roster of famous visitors, Yale is anything but slick.
September marks the start of a new school year, which means seeing old friends, making new ones, and a roster of new courses.
Main Catch's menu includes a page of sushi and a roster of steaks, but given the restaurant's background, we concentrated on seafood classics, and were glad we did.
His aides have a database of the names of thousands of supporters from 2008, and a roster of precinct chairmen from four years ago.
The business is run by independent investors who have credibility with customers and a roster of star D.J.'s but little else.
Barcelona has a permanent framework for opera productions - an orchestra, a chorus, a corps de ballet and a roster of supporting singers.
We are acquiring incredible labels and a roster of stellar talent, including top-selling artists like Katy Perry, Lady Antebellum, the Beatles and the Beach Boys.
The menu takes in Lyonnaise bouchon specialties like coq au vin and chicken-liver salad and a roster of bistro favorites, like steak frites and croque-monsieur.
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