The phrase "another avalanche of paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an overwhelming amount of paperwork or documents that one has to deal with, often in a bureaucratic or administrative context.
Example: "After the meeting, I was faced with another avalanche of paper to sort through before the deadline."
Alternatives: "a mountain of paperwork" or "a flood of documents".
Both of these improvements, while not a massive deal on their own, do move in the direction of making the experimental result even more intriguing, and will likely cause another avalanche of theoretical papers explaining the collisions.
The euro statement will be accompanied by an avalanche of paper detailing how the Chancellor has arrived at his conclusion.
He was also concerned about the prospect of his two young children being buried under an avalanche of paper and toppling shelves in the event of an earthquake.
In addition to defending itself in Ecuador, it has fought the case in more than a dozen U.S. federal courts, hiring hundreds of lawyers and producing what its own attorneys have called "an avalanche of paper".
And for banks, the potential saving from not having to cope with a daily avalanche of paper slips could reach $2 billion annually, according to Prudential Securities, albeit at an investment cost of up to $10 billion.
Chevron's well-paid lawyers can still cause lengthy delays, wear down the opposition with "an avalanche of paper," procure the most credentialled experts, and fund defamatory smear litigation against opposing counsel.
That kind of support may have helped keep teachers like Shirley Taylor in the system when an "avalanche of paper work" and classroom unrest had the High Horizons Magnet School math teacher thinking about leaving a few years ago.
It's your space, so even if you've turned it into a hoarder's comfort zone piled high with TV sets and an avalanche of paper, if that's what brings you peace and joy, then it's just right for you.
The ears receive another avalanche of sounds.
With her 6-3, 6-2 demolition of Vera Zvonareva, Williams accumulated another avalanche of aces, hoisted another trophy and took another step forward among tennis's greats.
