"kind of collection" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a particular type or category of collection. Example: "The museum had a remarkable kind of collection, featuring rare artifacts from ancient civilizations from around the world."
(But since I am signing this review everyone should know that my statistical abilities are limited! The kind of collection undertaken needs to be explained in more detail. Were the mosquitoes collected resting or were they landing collections?
If so, what kind of collection should it be?
Marie Ponsot's "Springing" is that kind of collection.
It was the kind of collection that called for clichés like "gold standard" and "fringe benefits".
The garden was itself a kind of collection, which Kahlo curated with botanical sophistication and zeal.
The underlying data that enriches understanding isn't present in that kind of collection, she said.
It's a certain kind of collections exhibition.
Here it is believed that functionally similar proteins tend to cluster together and protein complexes are this kind of collections of functionally related proteins [ 27- 31].
White House executive orders, the Patriot Act, and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act might all be grounds for targeting journalists for certain kinds of collection.
The report says the phrase "legitimate business purposes" is vague enough to allow for all kinds of collection, and asserts that clear federal rules should be established for what are permissible and appropriate uses of drivers' data.
Don't try to blow off your dues: If a homeowner does not pay their Association dues, the Association can enact all kinds of collection measures.
