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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at a host of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a large number of events, places, or situations where something occurs or is available.
Example: "The festival will feature performances at a host of venues throughout the city."
Alternatives: "at numerous" or "at a variety of".
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Similar programs have been developed at a host of universities.
So keep those three characteristics in mind, as we look at a host of buildings today.
The University leans on and, in turn, supports local partners at a host of Asian institutions.
Unlike them, I find myself marveling at a host of recent missteps by the software giant.
We looked at a host of information that wasn't available to Baker Botts".
School's out for summer — including at a host of fashion schools around the world.
You can load up on chewing gum and razor blades at a host of Duane Reades.
They will look at a host of policy issues, including zoning regulations, transportation and housing on Staten Island.
She has collaborated with Microsoft Research UK and the Google Magenta team and has presented her research at a host of international conferences.
Separately, bookmark the Clashfinder website in your browser: it helps you find and print out stage times at a host of festivals to identify artist clashes.
She makes frequent trips to New York to go shopping, see shows or to have dinner at a host of favorite restaurants, including Nobu and Mercer Kitchen.
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