The phrase "and the avalanche of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large and overwhelming amount of something, often in a figurative sense, such as information, emotions, or events.
Example: "The team faced challenges, and the avalanche of deadlines only added to their stress."
Alternatives: "the flood of" or "the deluge of".
And the avalanche of mortgage money did not just lower credit quality; it also pushed up the price of houses.
The money is meant to fill a hole left by the steep losses on government debt holdings and the avalanche of bad private sector loans.
Witness that memorably succinct entry into last autumn's Scottish independence debate from Andy Murray – "Let's do this," he tweeted – and the avalanche of criticism which followed.
Morton County normally employs five prosecutors, but it is currently down to three, and the avalanche of cases threatened to bury the county's state's attorney's office.
And the avalanche of proposals was unified by a central theme: we had, Clinton declared, replaced "outmoded ideologies" with a "vital center" pledged equally to "opportunity" and "responsibility".
What will happen to the hundreds of start-ups that managed to get funding over the last two years, buoyed by the euphoria for the Web and the avalanche of new investors.
In this week's Breakthrough of the Year special issue (registration required), the staff of Science reviews how cheaper and faster sequencing and analysis techniques--and the avalanche of data those techniques generate--have shifted the emphasis from studying what makes us human to pinning down what makes each of us unique.
I tried to harness the benefits and overcome the avalanche of distracting minutiae the devices brought.
And so the avalanche of attention paid to him now seems especially incongruous.
That is Kinnear's moment to intervene with her mop and prevent the avalanche of art from flooding the entire floor.
He works to create artificial intelligence systems capable of sifting and interpreting the avalanche of data that has been spawned by research in a variety of clinical specialties over the past 20 years.
