The phrase "a multitude of decisions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large number of choices or options that need to be made in a particular context.
Example: "In the process of planning the event, the committee faced a multitude of decisions regarding the venue, catering, and guest list."
Alternatives: "a variety of choices" or "a large number of options".
Still, in the coming weeks, Mr. Donaldson faces a multitude of decisions on issues -- from new shareholder proxy voting rules to tighter regulation of hedge funds and analyst conflict of interests -- that will force him to decide between investors and large institutions.
Crop production and soil fertility management implies a multitude of decisions and activities on crop choice, rotation design and nutrient management.
Inferences researchers make about the distribution and abundance of species in relation to their local environment are unavoidably influenced by a multitude of decisions concerning research design, execution and interpretation [12].
Inherent in any study are a multitude of decisions about classifications and methods.
Once pregnancy is confirmed, women are faced with a multitude of decisions and risk assessments.
Random forests is an ensemble learning method for classification that operates by constructing a multitude of decision trees at training time and outputting the class that is the mode of the classes output by individual trees.
Random Forests are an ensemble learning method for classification (and regression), which constructs a multitude of decision trees and outputs the prediction as the majority vote (and average result for regression) from all individual trees.
Because different authors focus on different aspects of a multitude of decision-making processes, Evans has recently pointed out that there are many dual processing theories [ 27] which fall into two main groups [ 27, 40] parallel competitive theories and default-interventionalist theories.
Re "Columbia Sets Pace in Profiting Off Research" (news article, Aug. 2): A university makes a multitude of vital decisions that significantly affect the academic enterprise and send important signals about what the institution values.
The design of such a hybrid reconfigurable processor involves a multitude of design decisions regarding the field-programmable structure as well as its system integration with the CPU core.
The ability to retire isn't dependent on a "multitude of financial decisions" as Orman contends but how generous your employer or your government is.
