"in one bundle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of objects that are combined together for storage or transport. For example: She carried her books and her laptop in one bundle.
Canvas ties all this together in one bundle". The BBC has been looking at offering on-demand programming via Freeview set-top boxes for several years.
All in one bundle," the document quotes him as saying.
A landscape where it's not necessary to bring all those resources – some money-earning, some not – together in one bundle arranged by top-down editors.
A set of 6 WLS fibers from neighboring tiles is grouped in one bundle and viewed by a 3×3 mm2 avalanche micro-pixel photodiode.
Virgin Media claims it is the first provider to truly offer four products in one bundle – TalkTalk has a mobile offering but sells it separately to its other services, which is what Virgin has done until now.
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Albrecht has described the spectre of Amazon and its all-in-one bundled model of offering multiple media services across video, music and more for one price by way of Prime.
When In Style was first published in 1995, 20 magazines fit into one bundle.
Fiberscope inspection in endoscopy or industry is conducted in the visible wavelengths, one bundle of fibers being used to illuminate the examined area with light and another bundle serving as an elongated lens for transmitting the image to the human eye or a video camera.
The news was packaged in one explosive bundle in the Washington Post, on August 8th: radioactive-waste dumps, safety violations, bureaucratic lies, cancer, environmental pollution.
In a later statement, Centcom said one bundle had gone astray, but was destroyed in a subsequent air strike to prevent it from falling into enemy hands.
