"as one bundle" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it to emphasize that things are all being considered together: "We need to consider the expenses, the income, and the investments all as one bundle."
The "cord cutter package" as one bundle is officially called, is one of two new offerings the company announced today – the other combining a slower internet option, the antenna and a Wi-Fi voice service.
According to a recent report from the General Accounting Office, cable prices are as much as 41% lower where companies known as overbuilders have laid fiber-optic networks on top of existing cable lines to sell broadband, video and phone service as one bundle.
A medical billing advocate may spot more subtle overcharges, such as separate, higher fees for procedures that should have been billed together as one bundle.
It was not yet known if the lakes would be sold off as one package, in bundles or individually, Barrett added.
As usual, Walmart will have some of the cheapest TVs around, as well as an Xbox One bundle for people who don't like Assassin's Creed.
Samples were collected from replicate bundles (6 10 shoot cuttings in one bundle as one replicate).
Yagi et al. measured the in situ ACL force as well as knee kinematics with the ACL intact, sectioned, reconstructed with one bundle and reconstructed with two bundles using a robotic universal force-moment sensor testing system [84].
The mortgages could be sold off in parcels or as one giant bundle of loans.
All in one bundle," the document quotes him as saying.
The McCain bill is aimed at fighting so-called bundling, when big companies such as Viacom and Walt Disney Co. roll all their channels into one bundle that they sell to distributors.
Americans tend to speak about human rights as if they were all created equal, indeed are one bundle.
