The phrase "a multiplication of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing an increase or expansion of something, often in mathematical or metaphorical terms.
Example: "The project resulted in a multiplication of the available resources, allowing us to expand our outreach efforts significantly."
Alternatives: "an increase in the" or "a growth of the".
The range of a multiplicative fit can be more dynamic since it is determined by a multiplication of the values αi's and βj's.
For example, the signal may increase the rates of two sequential steps in a pathway, causing a multiplication of the signal concentration in the overall rate through the multiple steps.
And do you spurn your trousers, a multiplication of the already bifurcated trouse and trews?
This, in short order, led to a multiplication of the size of the federal budget deficit.
There has been a double multiplication; a multiplication of the number of people who, like Snowden, might become disgusted by the system of which they are part, and a multiplication of the data to which they have access.
The massed female corps de ballet became a multiplication of the pure classical essence that the ballerina demonstrated alone.
However, note that this ML solution is defined only up to a multiplication of all the λ i s by a constant and division of all the t k s by the same constant.
To me, these attitudes explain Mid Staffs, and could result in a multiplication of Mid Staffs across the country.
There is no secret in calculating the torque of the engine, but it is just a multiplication of force-to-distance from the center of the crankshaft.
To permit Madison to adopt a regulation not essential for the protection of local health interests and placing a discriminatory burden on interstate commerce would invite a multiplication of preferential trade areas destructive of the very purpose of the Commerce Clause.
This makes a household transformation necessary: a multiplication of all data sets by the number of household members and a subsequent division by the average household size.
