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The phrase "announcing a bunch of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to convey that you are making a statement or declaration about multiple items or events.
Example: "The company is announcing a bunch of new features in the upcoming software update."
Alternatives: "announcing several" or "revealing a variety of".
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French hardware company Netatmo is announcing a bunch of new products for your home.
Apple has been announcing a bunch of news about Apple Pay recently.
Attensa (previous profiles here) is announcing a bunch of product upgrades and releases tomorrow.
To help push its solution forward, the company is today announcing a bunch of key hires, the first is the addition of Richard Greene as President and CEO.
Nuzzel, the social news startup led by Friendster founder Jonathan Abrams, is announcing a bunch of new investors today, including Matter, the Knight Foundation-backed incubator for media startups.
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EA Sports has announced a bunch of new features for Fifa 13.
Nintendo announced a bunch of new amiibo's set to hit shops soon including two new waves of Super Smash Bros amiibos, three new Yoshi figurines made of yarn to celebrate Yoshi's Wooly World - which will be released on 26 June, and three Splatoon figurines to coincide with the game's release, which was announced as 29 May.
EA Sports has revealed a selection of new features for its latest Fifa title, including the ability to start an international career, and to learn how to do free kicks properly – at last! EA Sports has announced a bunch of new features for Fifa 13.
Amazon announced a bunch of new Kindles yesterday.
Microsoft today announced a bunch of official information on Zune.
Flirtomatic has also announced a bunch of new hires.
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