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Discover LudwigThe phrase "whole band" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you refer to a group of people collectively, usually when talking about musicians, as in, "The whole band put on an amazing show".
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Should he bring the whole band?
"Is this the whole band?" he asked.
You should always hear the whole band!
He has dragged his whole band down".
So did I miss the whole band experience?
That was the first time I met the whole band.
The whole band were fainting because of its brilliance".
But then you wouldn't be seeing the whole band.
Oberst must be in love with his whole band.
Was it you who spent it, or the whole band?
But back-scratching a whole band of baboons takes time.
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