The phrase "a multicultural melting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "New York City is known for its vibrant and diverse community, making it a multicultural melting pot of different cultures, languages, and customs."
The Arcelor board is hardly a multicultural melting pot.
In that sense, panto might be the best possible riposte to Brexit: British to its core, but also a multicultural melting pot.
London, especially, is a multicultural melting pot, and if a church is in London it should aim to look like London".
From El Salvador and Honduras to Colombia and Argentina, these athletes make up a multicultural melting pot that mirrors the different cultures watching from the stands.
It's terrifically good-hearted fare, painting a colourful portrait of London as a multicultural melting pot with a just a hint of old school Poppins charm.
And for more than a generation, the hub of innovation has been Silicon Valley, a multicultural melting pot that has supported the singular amalgam of computer-hacker ethos and entrepreneurial aggressiveness that made it the envy of the world.
On the other hand it also wants to be an up-to-the-moment London novel that gives the reader a strobe-lighted portrait of the city -- à la Salman Rushdie or Zadie Smith -- as a swarming, multicultural melting pot.
Demographically, Europeans, Polynesians, Chinese, Asians – an increasingly stylish, laidback, multicultural melting pot.
She works at a neighborhood school and tries to persuade herself that her invisibility in the multicultural melting pot of that city frees her "to make myself over, by the hour".
The new generation of teenagers is the first born inside the united Europe's multicultural melting pot, one no longer just populated by Europeans.
Most of its clothes are produced in an 800,000-square foot factory in Los Angeles, and its Canadian founder, Dov Charney, actively associates his brand with the city's multicultural melting pot.
