The phrase "a multitude of communities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number of different groups or societies, often in a context discussing diversity or social structures.
Example: "The festival attracted a multitude of communities, each showcasing their unique traditions and cultures."
Alternatives: "a variety of communities" or "a diverse range of communities".
The film weaves through musical traditions of a multitude of communities living in and around Jerusalem.
The fact is, our national parks are not isolated boundaries within our country, but porous lands intricately woven into the fabric of a multitude of communities.
Its 29 states are divided by a multitude of communities, cultures and languages so diverse that its national elections are best understood as a series of state contests, and the regional leaders are always among the most important players.
St Louis has a multitude of communities, from the French Catholics who settled the area in the fur trapping days to the Jews who came in the 19th century.
He has to bring together a multitude of community groups and the city council to plan the entertainment, the cultural programme and, of course, fireworks.
Children who have experienced physical abuse benefit from a multitude of community interventions including support programs to address emotional and behavioral stability.
But their co-stars in this too-often-unremarked-upon drama are a multitude of community groups, many of which scratched and clawed to save their neighborhoods in the 1970s, and grew into remarkably sophisticated operations, capable of leveraging hundreds of millions of dollars in bank investment.
She is not great with things like a bike or scooter, but she is a bit more confident now to attempt things". The Short Breaks initiative, commissioned by the Hounslow Council, is just one of a multitude of community projects that the Championship club is involved in.
She has organized a multitude of community and economic development conferences and events to provide ongoing education to hundreds of Colorado local government and business leaders.
With a multitude of community protest evident throughout the weekend, one must consider if Envision, with all its emphasis on sustainability for the local community, is at all detrimental to the very population they're trying to protect.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/11/607/prepub Project FIT is a collaboration among Michigan State University, Grand Rapids Public Schools, Grand Valley State University, Kent County MSU Extension, the YMCA of Greater Grand Rapids, Neighborhood Ventures, Inc. and a multitude of community partners.
