The phrase "a multitude of authors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a large number of authors contributing to a work or topic.
Example: "The anthology features a multitude of authors, each bringing their unique perspective to the theme."
Alternatives: "a large number of authors" or "many authors".
That this doctor's name — Thomas Browne — no longer keeps company, at least in America, with those of Shakespeare, Chaucer and other architects of the language would have come as a great disappointment to a multitude of other authors who revered Browne and passed his writings along, generation to generation, like a kind of formula for the philosopher's stone.
Would you consider endorsing?" I also wrote a book about the Bible, which has resulted in a multitude of requests from religious authors.
As BGLF4 is known to play a multitude of roles in EBV, the authors pursued the importance of the cellular PTM in BGLF4 function.
Author, A Multitude of Hope: A Novel About Rediscovering the American Dream.
W. Bruce Cameron is the author of a multitude of bestselling books, and the one that rocked me most recently was, A Dog's Purpose, which will come to life on the silver screen in the near future with Lasse Hallstrom directing!
In the final couplet, the poet provides a line for the urn, which complicates the narrative and has generated a multitude of critical responses as to the author's intent: "Beauty is truth truth beauty / that is all ye know on earth and all ye need to know" (lines 49 50).
Unfortunately, he added, literature's utopias seem to be based on the authors' conditions rather than on a multitude of environments to suit each individual.
Inside, the pictures - as always, drawn by the author, each stripe in Mog's fur a multitude of carefully inked horizontal lines - have not aged.
Author: Zimbizi, G. Background Zimbabwe is currently facing a multitude of political, social and economic changes.
Baldacci writes a lot of books but when an author is this skillful it is nice to have a multitude of reading treasures each year.
