The phrase "a multiplicity of languages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the existence or use of many different languages in a particular context, such as cultural diversity or communication.
Example: "In our globalized world, we encounter a multiplicity of languages that enrich our interactions and understanding."
Alternatives: "a variety of languages" or "a range of languages".
There is a multiplicity of languages and also therefore a multiplicity of ways of looking at the world, which clearly have a bearing on playing Shakespeare.
Representatives from the nation's 15 largest cities met in Washington to trade ideas, Mr. Saft said, about how to deal with "diverse populations, a multiplicity of languages, large numbers of people coming off public assistance, and other unique problems of large cities".
Practices could partly overcome the language barrier as members of staff spoke the same language as their patients, but often there was a multiplicity of languages spoken in practice areas: 'We have a mixture of sort of Bengali patients, Punjabi speaking patients.
Geographically, Penn is recruiting from cities across the country, and expanding efforts beyond the major cities (not just Mumbai, New Delhi and Bangalore, etc).. India is a country comprised of a multiplicity of ethnicities, languages and professional/socioeconomic backgrounds, and we're committed to the idea that our Penn cohort should reflect that diversity.
Like Richler and dozens of other young people of my generation, I left a conservative Quebec in 1954 to study in Europe, where we discovered a multiplicity of cultures, a profusion of languages and intellectual freedom.
Seeking to defuse tensions, he joked about the multiplicity of languages, ethnicities and religions in this sprawling archipelago and its 210 million people.
And within each country there is diversity within diversity (publishing in the Philippines for example has always struggled with our multiplicity of languages – 175 living languages at last count on Wikipedia).
And this elegiac argument has its elegiac myth: the Tower of Babel, where the world's multiplicity of languages is seen as mankind's punishment — condemned to the howlers, the faux amis, the foreign menu apps.
By contrast, Lugones' conception insists upon the multiplicity of languages and systems of meaning, which is de-emphasized in Hale's model.
A similar path was being followed in neighboring Yugoslavia, also choking on the rich stew of minorities and multiplicity of languages, religions and ethnic origins all thrown together during the peace process.
There is great Variety across the possible industry sectors for reviews (such as hotels, restaurants, e-commerce, home services, etc)., along with the multiplicity of languages that reviews are written in.
