The phrase "a multi faceted form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has many different aspects or features, often in a complex or intricate way.
Example: "The artist's work is a multi faceted form of expression that combines various styles and techniques."
Alternatives: "a complex form" or "a diverse form".
Five studies (26%) used the CCDSS for drug therapy management [ 36, 45, 47– 49], and thirteen used a multi-faceted form of CCDSS [ 37– 46, 46, 50– 50].
The Law Library's catalog is available in its "classic" form and in a single box faceted form called Encore.
Although multi faceted, this was a largely health, educational campaign aimed at imparting knowledge, changing attitudes and ultimately behavior.
Pyramids are elongated along the [1 10] directions and are bounded by {137} facets, while domes have a multi-facetted shape.
A hybrid solution approach is proposed to solve such a multi-facet complex problem efficiently.
First, we consider value chain relationships as a multi-facet process of interaction between buyers and suppliers, involving different modes of knowledge transmission and development.
Alexithymia is a multi-facet personality construct characterized by difficulty identifying and describing emotions, paucity of fantasies and externally orientated cognitive style.
Cloud computing is a multi-facet paradigm, which enables the easy introduction of new services, scalability and efficient resource usage.
To improve the control and prevention of infections in countries with limited resources, a multi-facet approach is needed.
Hospital financial condition is a multi-facet concept that can be measured along many dimensions: capital structure, cost, profitability, liquidity, and efficiency.
The remaining two square facets of a Type A facet form Type C facets with two Type I rays.
