The phrase "collection of thoughts" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but it is often used to refer to a group or groupings of ideas, opinions, or reflections that a person has. Example: The essay was a collection of thoughts on the complexities of human emotion and behavior.
An ordinary day : a collection of thoughts.
That's Fogerty's greatest strength as a thinker and, ultimately, the album's greatest strength as a collection of thoughts.
The story (more a collection of thoughts and reflections) glories in the relevance it finds in personal, particular experiences.
· Turkmens were supposed to take spiritual guidance from his book, Rukhnama (which translates as Book of the Soul), a collection of thoughts on Turkmen culture and history.
In the days and months following her death, Santlofer kept a "widower's notebook" — a collection of thoughts and drawings he polished and bound into a memoir of the same title.
As Thorn points out, her book is neither a musicologist's research project or a journalistic investigation, more a wry, warm and deliberately accessible collection of thoughts, footnotes and micro-essays.
It is a collection of thought, a quorum of intelligence thought leaders.
STVP includes the Mayfield Fellows work/study program for undergraduates and the Entrepreneurship Corner (eCorner) collection of thought leader videos.
The only way to reinterpret this cover today would be as a Photoshopped collection of "Thought Leaders," diverse in gender and skin color, united by art-director-approved black turtlenecks.
This collection of thought-provoking missives from the front lines of scientific research across several fields is essential reading, and should have pride of place on any bookshelf or nightstand.
Overall, the chapters in this volume comprise a remarkable collection of thought-provoking articles by well-established scholars in the field.
