The phrase "so many persons" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a large number of individuals. Example: "There were so many persons at the concert that the venue was packed to capacity."
I think of how such a small vessel was able to hold so many persons and surmount endless perils without harm to a soul.
So many persons get into difficulty close to safety that the rescuer may often act without entering the water at all.
Do we truly realize that something is wrong in a world where there are so many farm workers without land, so many families without a home, so many laborers without rights, so many persons whose dignity is not respected?
At the Cameo. Harold Bell Wrightis a name with which to conjure in films, because so many persons have read his stories and perhaps want to see whether the screen hero and the heroine meet with their approval.
4 Thus reinforced by the fleet of Staius and also by the multitude of slaves who kept arriving from Italy, he gained tremendous strength; in fact, so many persons deserted that the Vestal Virgins prayed over the sacrifices that their desertions might be checked.
"Consequently, the church will not be limited to healing her own wounds, but will seek to deal squarely with this evil that causes the slow death of so many persons, on the moral, psychological and human levels".
"Leadership in scouting offers so many personal rewards and practical benefits that it can empower so many areas of a person's life.
For transgender persons it is true as well, but because so many trans persons over the past half century transitioned and then left the community, far fewer Americans know a trans person than a gay person.
The New Yorker, June 2 , 1928P. 17 Remarkable that so many distinguished persons attend banquets.
"I met so many displaced persons, young people, women who were pregnant and sick people.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 2 , 1928P. 17 Remarkable that so many distinguished persons attend banquets.
