The phrase "and the whole batch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete set or group of items, often in the context of cooking, production, or any situation where items are made or collected together.
Example: "If one cookie is burnt, it can ruin the taste of the whole batch."
Alternatives: "and the entire set" or "and the complete collection".
An example of how much film is used: the head office clears between 1500 and 2000 pounds of checks on an average day and the whole batch can be recorded on from 25 to 30 spools.
The first series of Edgar Reitz's "Heimat," an intimate epic of twentieth-century Germany, appeared on television in 1984; since then, the director has added two more cycles, in 1993 and 2004, and the whole batch, "Heimat / Heimat 2 / Heimat 3" (Nov. 23), is coming out in a seventeen-disk set.
One of these guns, earmarked for Admiral Ushakov, exploded at the proving ground and the whole batch was subjected to exhaustive tests and, when possible, repairs.
The time, temperature, grinding or not, and of course falling asleep and burning the whole batch, all of these used to be a problem.
Depending on the size and of your crowd, you can start early and have the whole batch cooked before folks sit down; or you can griddle and serve, handing them off hot from the stove.
For the collaboration, Pinot Noir must from the Napa Valley was used along with fresh citrus peel from SoCal, and to symbolize the unification of north and south, the whole batch was aged on oak chips.
My dad named them "closet" brownies, because when I was a little girl and used to make them for the family, he said that as soon as he smelled them coming out of the oven, he could imagine dashing away with them into the closet and devouring the whole batch.
"They'll form these nursery groups and collectively defend the whole batch".
Owing to the constructive features of the developed system, the determinations were performed in a non-destructive and non-invasive way, thus allowing the analysis of the whole batch and minimizing the risk of contaminating the product.
My engineers and I recorded the album and kind of assumed we would grab the best of the whole batch and make a single CD.
Fill mason jars with soy wax flakes and place them inside your Crock-Pot immersed in water, then add color and scent to each and allow them to blend as the whole batch warms.
