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The phrase "wall of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used to describe a physical or figurative barrier or obstruction made of walls. For example: - The soldiers erected a wall of sandbags to protect themselves from enemy fire. - My bedroom is painted in a beautiful blue color, and I have a gallery wall of photos hanging above my bed. - The company's profits have been decreasing due to the wall of competition from rival businesses. - The castle's towering walls created an impenetrable wall of defense against invaders.
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Hello, Wall of Sound.
Compare Great Wall of China.
A wall of people hit me.
"There isn't a wall of separation.
The wall of denial began to collapse.
No Wall of Sound, just a man.
"It would be a wall of water.
The brick wall of blocked opportunity.
A wall of closets provides good storage.
I'm watching a wall of monitors.
"A wall of buildings around a memorial".
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