The phrase "a multitude of common" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a large number of common items or ideas, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "There is a multitude of common interests among the group, which helps foster collaboration."
Alternatives: "a variety of common" or "a large number of common".
By choosing A, B, S and T suitably, we can drive a multitude of common fixed point theorems for a pair or triod of mappings.
Also, notice that some mappings in this example are even discontinuous at their unique common fixed point 2. By choosing A, B, S, and T suitably, we can drive a multitude of common fixed-point theorems for a pair or triod of self-mappings.
After the success of the first vaccine, doctors sought to find immunizations for a multitude of common -- and deadly -- illnesses.
But while the report contains a multitude of common sense measures, it also paints a vivid picture of the damage that has been done to London's nightlife in recent years – and the scale of the challenges to be overcome.
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The previous example comprises a multitude of common situations of sensory dissociations and visuomotor distortions; technology developments have provided new aiming tools to be used in an unusual sensory environment, implementing a novel visuomotor transformation integrating vision and proprioception.
Despite convincing evidence of the contribution of genetic variation in CDH13 to cardiometabolic traits, the primary causative SNP has not been identified and a multitude of contributing common variants with variable effects across studies has been reported (Fig. 1).
The health benefits include prevention and/or treatment of a multitude of the most common diseases, e.g., cardiovascular disease, type II diabetes, and several forms of cancer.
Go back to the 1970s, after the obsession with retelling the legends of world war two wore off, to find a multitude of films about the common man.
Total shoulder arthroplasty can be associated with a multitude of complications, the most common of which include prosthetic loosening, glenohumeral instability, periprosthetic fracture, rotator cuff tears, infection, neural injury and deltoid muscle dysfunction.
By its very nature, global health and development work involves a multitude of actors working toward common goals that transcend geographic, sectoral, organizational, and financial boundaries.
