The phrase "a multitude of contexts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a wide variety of situations or circumstances in which something can be applied or understood.
Example: "The theory can be applied in a multitude of contexts, from education to business."
Alternatives: "a variety of contexts" or "numerous contexts".
Kruger's ability to turn space into a platform for discussion has made her adaptable to a multitude of contexts.
Like Gandhi, Marilyn Monroe and John Lennon, Che has survived a multitude of contexts, and still he comes back for more.
She has examined choice in a multitude of contexts ranging from employee motivation and performance in a global organization, Citigroup, to chocolate displays at Godiva, to the magazine aisles of supermarkets, and to mutual fund options in retirement benefit plans.
Here, immersion is being facilitated in a variety of ways and in a multitude of contexts, from 3D cinema to street games, from immersive theatre plays to built environments such as theme parks, as well as in a multitude of digital formats.
The book will present a comprehensive overview of the large range of different methods that have been developed in a multitude of contexts.
Successful application of semantic network analysis to a variety of corpora addressing a multitude of contexts attests to the flexibility and adaptability of this method.
61 Coral-associated microbes (i.e., eubacteria and archaea) have a multitude of context-dependent roles in health and physiological homeostasis of scleractinian corals.
However, there are a multitude of context-specific definitions for resistance [ 65, 66], some of which include whether the population exceeds a specific threshold ratio to a known sensitive strain.
4: In his fifty-year career, the master bassist Ron Carter has been heard in a multitude of musical contexts; since 2011, he's occasionally led a jazz orchestra manned by sturdy section players.
When combined with secondary genetic, pharmacological, or behavioral manipulations and tailored to particular experimental contexts using suitable control algorithms, we envision the use of optogenetic feedback control in a multitude of experimental and clinical contexts requiring precise control of neuronal activity.
It is clearly something we know by seeing it manifested in a multitude of different ways and contexts.
