The phrase "a multitude of background" is not correct in English.
It should be "a multitude of backgrounds." You can use it when referring to a variety of different backgrounds or experiences that people may have.
Example: "The conference attracted a multitude of backgrounds, including artists, scientists, and educators."
Alternatives: "a variety of backgrounds" or "a range of backgrounds."
Great Neck is populated by thousands of families of a multitude of backgrounds and lifestyles living together peacefully and productively.
The community colleges have served a vital function in the role of providing post-secondary education to students from a multitude of backgrounds.
"America at its best is a place where people from a multitude of backgrounds work together to safeguard the rights and enrich the lives of all," she concludes.
The Met said: "Waltham Forest is one of London's most culturally diverse boroughs with almost half of its 235,000 residents being of a minority ethnic origin and from a multitude of religious backgrounds.
We represent a multitude of faith backgrounds, spiritual identities, humanist allegiances, and moral persuasions.
Our commitment to diversity also means that the women we train come from a multitude of different backgrounds and all walks of life.
2 5 In developing countries, the exposure and response to diseases are conditioned by a multitude of factors associated with the background of children themselves, their parents and the household environment in which they grow up.
Osteoarthritis seems to have a very complex genetic background with a multitude of candidate genes [ 30].
These parents are genetically diverse, agronomically elite restorer lines, and hence, with the parents of RIP A above form a complementary set of materials useful for mapping a multitude of traits in agronomically elite hybrid backgrounds adapted to a wide range of growing conditions typical for pearl millet in peninsular and northwestern India.
The target population of a qualitative research project must be heterogeneous, covering a large variety of patients, informal caregivers, and family physicians with different backgrounds and working conditions in different regions or different care infrastructure backgrounds, thus grasping a multitude of different perspectives and contexts.
