stack as a verb
I would like to express that a vast of data has to you know get together at somewhere( which is stuck or stop at that place so that the data can not go through there to the destination), can I use the word "stack"?

a vast of data stack at XXX place. is it correct?

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stack as a verb
I would like to express that a vast of data has to you know get together at somewhere( which is stuck or stop at that place so that the data can not go through there to the destination), can I use the word "stack"?

a vast of data stack at XXX place. is it correct?

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You could say "stacked up".

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The word is stuck, not stack.  A vast amount of data is stuck at x location.

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You would want to say something more like "A large amount of data has stacked at XXX place." But that is only under the circumstance that you really want to use the word "stack", specifically.

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