The phrase "another host of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an additional group or collection of items, people, or concepts, often in a context where multiple similar entities are being discussed.
Example: "The conference featured another host of speakers who shared their insights on the latest industry trends."
Alternatives: "another array of" or "another set of".
"New Yorkers are supposed to be resilient," said Shelby Bryan, another host of the event, as were Mr. de la Renta and the actress Sarah Jessica Parker.
Shortly after Mr. Stevens' death another host of the fund-raiser, former Alaska Gov. Bill Sheffield, a longtime friend of the senator's, said he expected the party to go on, as something of a tribute to Mr. Stevens.
A louse may leave its host temporarily to pass to another host of the same species or to a host of another species, such as from prey to predator.
He urged her to reconsider the commission's rejection of a plea by Univision to stage a presidential debate moderated by its own Jorge Ramos and Maria Elena, or another host of Hispanic origin.
Another host of companies aim to monitor data as it flows in and out of networks–including through USB ports, e-mail, file transfer protocol and Web browsers.
In addition, this approach led to free-fall times well beyond 100 s, which poses another host of problems - e.g., requirements on the thrusters & limitations on the particle statistics achievable during the mission life time.
Chases flit across roofs, up walls and through treetops as Jen, Yu Shu Lien and Li Mu Bai, freed by their training from gravity's constraints, battle one another and a host of others.
Another was host of a neighborhood meeting earlier this month.
In 2004, Sparla et al. reported a study in which they had treated pear trees, another important host of E. amylovora, with 10 mM SA or ASM at 200 mg AI per liter [ 13].
But he must compete with other refugees for the attention of another host country.
