"volume of papers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a large amount of papers, such as for example "I had a large volume of papers to mark for the exam."
Only this month, the inquiry had received a substantial volume of papers, Mr Batchelor revealed.
The volume of papers is one measure of the largest war crimes trial in modern times, covering a decade of conflicts in Bosnia, Croatia and Kosovo.
"The consequence of this is that the trial would have had to have been postponed to enable new sets of lawyers to go through the huge volume of papers and prepare the case afresh at enormously increased cost".
Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said: "As the volume of papers increases and the time/resources devoted to marking decrease, mistakes are on the rise.
'The consequence of this is that the trial would have had to have been postponed to enable new sets of lawyers to go through the huge volume of papers and prepare the case afresh at enormously increased cost.' His costs were already £150,000, and he did not have the cash to continue.
The total volume of papers published each year has reached a staggering 22 billion according to a recent count, Sciencescape says, and the dollar value of the business of academic research is in the $45 billion annual range.
There has been no accounting yet of the volume of paper documents that were destroyed.
Still, no volume of paper can add up to her being there.
Mr. Timpone offered several reasons the volume of paper at this year's parade was relatively low.
As the Mundaneum evolved, it began to choke on the sheer volume of paper.
A necessary diversion, perhaps, judging by the sheer volume of paper pressing down on this study.
