The phrase "and batch of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity or group of items, often in contexts like production, cooking, or data processing.
Example: "We have just completed the latest batch of cookies, and batch of muffins will be ready soon."
Alternatives: "and group of" or "and set of".
For the first two years of his life, I bought almost every sip of Similac, slurp of food and batch of diapers.
The empty places in the script (by Deborah Kampmeier, who also directs), however, remain stubbornly vacant: cicadas chirp, chickens squawk and rutting men grunt, but nothing can salvage a narrative that's all symbol and no substance, every rain shower and batch of homemade jelly loaded with mythic significance.
Previous work [44] (using the same method and batch of nanoparticles) has showed that the volumetric diameters of the AgNPs observed using TEM corresponded with the crystallite size determined from X-Ray diffraction analysis, the hydrodynamic diameter (dh) observed using DLS and the Stokes diameter as found using disk centrifugation.
You can store it in the fridge for about a week, adding it to every last crouton, green bean and batch of brioche dough you make.
California is basically the Fast 7 version of Long Beach State, a team that gave us trouble all year (notwithstanding our win against them on Saturday) and batch of raw talent waiting to explode at any moment.
While the peak precipitation seen with 0.3% FBS varied with the source and batch of serum used, a bell-shaped relationship was observed however with all of the FBS samples tested.
By experimenting with emerging digital technologies like 3D printing, collaborative robotics and IoT, it's developing radical new approaches to continuous manufacturing and batch-of-one production that emulate pioneers in other industries like BMW and General Electric.
I never have enough time to get out jam pans and thermometers and boil pots for hours making batches and batches of jams.
Working with Brettanomyces risks contaminating everything it contacts — barrels and work aprons, stainless steel tanks and batches of beer.
While Sky One retains the rights to screen the show first, Channel 4 can show episodes new to terrestrial TV from series 12 onwards and batches of repeats.
Analysis of many batching problems shows that, in some cases, the sequencing and batching of jobs can be decoupled.
