The phrase "as a package of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or components that are grouped together for a specific purpose or function.
Example: "The software is available as a package of tools designed to enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "as a bundle of" or "as a set of".
But by the 1970s they were considered as saccharine as a package of Sweet'N Low.
Although the legislative proposals are described as a package of political reforms, they span a far larger list of complaints.
The cost of dance lessons varies, and they are sometimes sold as a package of private and group sessions.
He promised increases in spending for health care, transportation and low-income housing, as well as a package of ethics proposals for government bureaucrats and members of Parliament.
He is expected to announce an increase in capital infrastructure spending, including roads and housing, as well as a package of help for further education.
The accord was designed as a package of confidence-building steps to ease decades of tensions and confrontation over Tehran's nuclear aspirations.
What was sold as a package of political reforms was in fact a further tightening of the screws on political opposition.
So far the bloc has portrayed the single market, which Britain may subsequently try to retain membership of, as a package of principles rather than a menu that Britain can pick and choose from.
"The Kim Jong-un regime tends to launch a ballistic missile followed by a nuclear test as a package of nuclear provocations, and the G-20 summit can be a perfect time to shock the world again," Han said.
For the lady, as usual, is as sexless as the lions on the public library steps and as sharp and romantically forbidding as a package of unwrapped razor blades….
The buyer of the reservoirs, which are for sale separately or as a package of all three, must maintain them under the 1975 Reservoirs Act which requires regular inspections.
