The phrase "a multi faceted view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a perspective that considers multiple aspects or dimensions of a subject.
Example: "In order to fully understand the issue, we need to adopt a multi faceted view that takes into account various stakeholders' opinions."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive perspective" or "a diverse viewpoint".
The value of a multi-faceted view of heterogeneous catalyst modeling is demonstrated by examples cited from the areas of: (1) structure determination, analytical data simulation and analysis, (2) molecular interactions, physisorptive phenomena and computation of thermodynamic parameters, and (3) electronic structure, chemical reactivity and kinetics.
A multi-faceted view of the database is provided, which allows users to access the biochemical information with distinct focus points.
Return to work was instead described as one of many aspects of a large, complex and more long-term process, and as one of several aspects in a multi-faceted view on life.
We focussed principally on SES because lower SES is a risk factor for advanced stage at diagnosis across several cancer types (Lyratzopoulos et al, 2013), but we adopted a multi-faceted view incorporating occupational status, income, material resources, education and neighbourhood characteristics as markers of SES.
However, the perception that BIM could provide the company with a competitive advantage contributed to a more multi-faceted view of BIM.
Treatment strategies for childhood headache involves a multi faceted approach.
Three trials explored the impact of a multi faceted intervention.
Each team member contributed a different analysis, giving this poster a much broader, multi-faceted view of the data.
Noon 6) BETTER BELIEVE IT'S BUTTER For a surprisingly engaging and multi-faceted view of history, visit the Cork Butter Museum (O'Connell Square; 353-21-430-0600; www.corkbutter.museum; adult admission, 4 euros).
For a surprisingly engaging and multi-faceted view of history, visit the Cork Butter Museum (O'Connell Square; 353-21-430-0600; www.corkbutter.museum; adult admission, 4 euros).
It will rather provide a more stereoscopic and multi-faceted view, which may allow more precise morphological delineation of disease-specific deposits.
