The phrase "various correspondence" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to a collection of letters, emails, or other written communications on a variety of topics or from different sources. Example: The lawyer's office was filled with stacks of various correspondence from clients, colleagues, and court officials.
He provided among various correspondence attesting to his professionalism and skill, a letter dated Jan . 4 , 2001from Bruce F. Winters, an automation specialist at the G.E. Supply Company in Cleveland, indicating that he was satisfied with the results of tests run on simulator software.
In various correspondence with Aberdeen council over three months, it had forcefully maintained that "there are no remains" from a baby up to 18 months.
"Please find enclosed various correspondence received from Sotheby's.
Epstein was found on a single bed, dressed in pyjamas, with various correspondence spread over a second single bed.
Nonetheless, he maintained various correspondences.
During an interview with journalist Tina Brown at Wednesday's Women in the World conference in San Francisco, Pascal reportedly addressed the various correspondences that have landed her in hot water.
Various indices and correspondence analyses were computed in R with the vegan package (R Development Core Team. 2010. R: A language and environment for statistical computing. R Foundation for Statistical Computing, Vienna, Austria. ISBN 3-900051-07-0, URL http://www.R-project.org/).org/
In Vogt's earlier suit against Guillory, it states that "after Mr. Vogt had already founded Cruise," he and Guillory "exchanged various emails and correspondences where they discussed a potential collaboration in working to develop Cruise".
Various volumes of his correspondence have been published: with Lawrence Durrell (1963), to Anaïs Nin (1965), and with Wallace Fowlie (1975).
A report was written following the review," it said, adding that the decision to reopen the file was taken "following correspondence with various parties, including those representing the family of Blair Peach, around the 20th anniversary of his death".
The author reprints too many long and unpithy extracts from his correspondence with various knaves and dolts, and he pads his pages with too many lists, that favorite fallback of the blocked or weary comic muse.
