"neat collection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of items that is orderly, organized, and aesthetically pleasing. Example: The antique shop had a neat collection of vintage teapots, each displayed on a clean, white shelf.
This upscale neighborhood has a neat collection of boutiques.
A watchman guards the entrance to the shelter, an impressively neat collection of brushed aluminum structures on the edge of the park.
To reach it, you take a narrow lane that snakes through paddy fields and thick woods, climbs a steep incline and stops at a neat collection of single-storey buildings.
"Not quite," I told him, pausing on a spot of level ground to look out over the neat collection of tile roofs and gardens that filled the back of a narrow, high-walled bay.
The day's drive would be an hourlong journey on country roads to the Performance Garage Club in Frenchtown, N.J., where Ms. Howard houses a neat collection of British sports cars.
It's a neat little collection of houses, with a dusty football pitch, a few souvenir shops and the lively Barefoot Bar.
2. Mr Men: A Story for Every Day of the Week £6.99, amazon.co.uk A neat little collection of board books, so save them for younger children who are just starting to show an interest in books.
For a pint-sized $145 a year, you can run an unlimited upload account that tracks your plays, the location of your song hits and some neat statistic collections.
Just because you're trying to make your LEGO collection neat and orderly doesn't mean you can't think outside the box.
If the skirts tended to be sliced away to the thighs and dress tops draped across the body, Mr. Vauthier's tailoring — firm, sharp and shapely — was an antidote to the rest and made for a neat and youthful collection.
