The phrase "flood of updates" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "I can't keep up with the flood of updates on social media about the current political situation."
Users will be able to customize the site (like MyESPN or MyYahoo) according to the teams and players they love and hate and will receive a flood of regularly updated news aggregated from 4,500 sources — not the hundreds he said his competitors provided.
Sometimes the flood of advertisements, Twitter updates and incoming texts does make our heads feel like they're going to explode.
Everyone has e-mail and that means a flood of photos, documents, status updates, spam and shopping messages pouring into your personal inbox.
Sorry, Kevin, but your blog post stating "it is not our intention to sell your photos" is not going to travel nearly as far as the flood of news articles, tweets, and status updates saying the opposite.
Whether it is "likes" for an update or a flood of birthday greetings, social media strives to make it easier to keep up with our network.
It is providing flood alert updates online.
Update: I just got a flood of e-mails on my BB, so I'm assuming everyone is getting them as well.
After the flood of reports, Google confirmed that it's working on some updates to Google Voice, but declined to give us further details ahead of the launch.
Mr Rothwell acknowledged that, in the future, the cost and scale of updating coastal flood defences was unlikely to be sustainable.
Interpretation and analysis of such flood of information depend on building on existing data stored in constantly updated databases.
