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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'such a quantity' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a large amount of something, either in a positive or negative context. For example: The store had such a quantity of apples that I couldn't pick them all.
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But there is no waving away such a quantity of loss and heartache.
Such a quantity of twaddling detail would simply bore the reader's head off".
No other country has so much first-class art, so many ancient remains and such a quantity of beautiful piazzas, palaces and parks.
"Such a quantity of explosive material that was carried in or brought in — that's not so easy to do," Mr. Medvedev said.
It seemed inconceivable that such a quantity of vigorous, sunny works of art — the mellow harvest of Albanian socialist realism — could have been produced by people who were so ill and debilitated.
Once blood has been shed, especially such a quantity of blood, a kind of wildness descends, a bloody chaos, into which all the formal gestures of welcome and food and threat seem instantly to dissolve.
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But, given such constraints, a quantity such as empowerment provides an immediate gradient for the adaptation or evolution of sensorimotor loops.
Don't forget necessities such as a quantity option and both shipping and billing address options.
"Big Bill had such a vast quantity of songs in a vast quantity of styles, you can make a pretty varied record, it's not just one thing," Dave said.
Could such a small quantity of quinine cause all this?
Where will the world find a replacement for such a vast quantity of energy?
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