The phrase "a multiplicity of processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of different methods or actions occurring simultaneously or in conjunction.
Example: "The project requires a multiplicity of processes to ensure its success, including research, development, and testing."
Alternatives: "a variety of processes" or "multiple processes".
These findings indicate that "visual" adaptation actually involves a multiplicity of processes.
By bringing together what curator, sculptor, and photographer Shikeith Cathey calls "a multiplicity of processes, identities, and histories," Queering Space presents mostly micro-visions of sexual liberation.
However, as stated earlier, there are a multiplicity of processes subserved by the central executive [ 13] the functioning of which is linked to, but not necessarily coterminous with, the operation of the frontal lobes [ 15, 16].
The collection of cDNAs derived from the wp allele represents a multiplicity of processed RNAs varying in length and sequence that includes some identical to the correctly processed mature F3H transcript with three properly spliced exons.
By projecting subjectivity onto a multiplicity of voices, processes of identity formation based on experiences, encounters, wishes and desires, achievements and plans are renegotiated within a social context.
Together, these findings suggest that the DAF-16 isoforms might have different transcriptional targets to regulate a multiplicity of physiological processes in the worm.
Also, MMPs play a role in a multiplicity of physiological processes requiring tissue remodeling (e.g. wound-healing, embryogenesis, angiogenesis and ovulation) [ 2- 4].
In conclusion, a shift of the external pH seems to act on various levels and affects a multiplicity of cellular processes finally limiting growth at non optimal pH conditions.
The onset of puberty is heralded by the maturation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis, which is determined by a multiplicity of interrelated processes, although its mechanism remains unknown.
Emergence looks at essentially two works in which complex systems and patterns arise out of a multiplicity of relatively simple processes or actions.
This notwithstanding, the regional landscape continues to be altered by a multiplicity of geological and geomorphological processes.
