"such a litany" can be used in written English.
"Litany" is a noun that has the definition of "a series of petitions, invocation of saints, etc., spoken or sung in church services or processions." For example, "The priest recited such a litany of prayers before the offering was taken up."
Ms. Smith's prints embody just such a litany.
But opponents question how the agency could approve any project facing such a litany of concerns.
It was, he says, "very hard to listen to such a litany of sadness".
Indeed, modern reindeer husbandry comes with such a litany of financial pressures that, without change, there's a real chance it won't survive beyond Juvva's generation.
Such a litany of actions seems rather unreasonable for your average customer to endure.
There's such a litany of reasons why he should kick rocks that I'm not sure where to start.
A high dosage given to those with poor impulse control can lead to a release of inhibitions and could explain why Bergwall was able to invent such a grotesque litany of cannibalism, rape and murder.
For the attentive viewer, such stories have become a litany.
The past generation of Afghan history is a litany of such schemes.
But I remember a poem of his about malevolence — a litany of such acts of bad faith as I've advised people to get haircuts that made them Look a mess, and poked fun behind their backs.
McGreal provided a litany of such abuses, performed by soldiers on house-to-house rampages across Zimbabwe: "Six people have been murdered in political violence in Zimbabwe since the election, but a reluctance to kill outright — perhaps because torture and rape attract far less attention — is the only restraint shown by the troops and militia".
