The phrase "a multitude of functionalities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a wide range of features or capabilities of a product, system, or service.
Example: "The new software offers a multitude of functionalities that enhance user experience and productivity."
Alternatives: "a variety of features" or "an array of capabilities."
Through incorporating an extremely small concentration of microwires (10−2 vol.%), the resultant composite exhibits a multitude of functionalities which are desirable for a range of technological applications.
The proliferation of smartphones today has allowed for a multitude of functionalities for users, especially the ability to post a variety of media content to the internet using apps and other software.
LabVIEW is an extensive programming platform and includes a multitude of functionalities ranging from basic algebraic operators to advanced signal-processing components that can be integrated into rather sophisticated and complex programs for use in laboratory (and even industrial setting).
Furthermore, since these libraries possess a high structural diversity focused within narrow spatial windows on the target protein, small regions of the protein can be challenged with a multitude of functionality containing structural differences that vary from subtle to gross.
Multifunctional materials, or material systems intentionally encoded with a multitude of engineering functionalities, are revolutionizing civil engineering practice by offering new materials that can resist loads and self-sense for damage.
The approach illustrates how different aspects of the system are analyzed to address a multitude of concerns related to system functionality, interfaces, performance, distribution, and life cycle considerations.
The regulation rollback comes at a particularly inopportune time for automakers that are already struggling with how to prioritize investments among a multitude of pivotal technologies, including autonomous functionality and connectivity.
The given example demonstrates that even complex operations can be encoded easily owing to the multitude of functionalities that are available.
Landscapes fulfil a multitude of ecological and social functions.
The GenDB web interface provides annotation functionality and a multitude of views: contig navigation, a detailed report on each CDS, a region editor for changing gene start positions and the manual creation of sequence features.
A multitude of surface characteristics (charge, hydrophobicity, functional groups, etc).
