The phrase "a multitude of large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a large number of significant or substantial items or entities.
Example: "The exhibition featured a multitude of large sculptures that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a plethora of large" or "a variety of large".
The field of structural genomics emerged as one of many 'omics disciplines more than a decade ago, and a multitude of large scale initiatives have been launched across the world.
In all of these improvements, and lots of others, let's respect the way Apple has poured a multitude of large and small tweaks into a device that still elicits something bordering on love from many of its users.
While that description reflects its core business, the company has a multitude of large investments outside of its home turf, and across a range of different verticals, predominantly commerce.
Accordingly, there is a critical need for a multitude of large population-based studies and clinical trials that include a broad spectrum of older patients representative of those seen in clinical practice and that incorporate relevant outcomes important to older patients in the study design.
However, serum albumins, with affinity for a multitude of large and small molecules, distort the ThT signal.
This has resulted in a multitude of large-scale projects, including Rudolf Stingel's wall-to-wall carpeting of the Vanderbilt Hall waiting room at Grand Central Station and Aaron Young's motorcycle performance piece at the Park Avenue Armory in 2007.
By transforming pictures into easy-to-see thumbnails, users have an alternative to opening or sifting through a multitude of large-sized image files a common flaw with other camera makers' software.
Yet these capabilities are now commodity features, available from a multitude of vendors large and small," he explained.
Google, Apple, and a multitude of other large tech companies systematically worked together to stop workers from negotiating higher salaries by restricting recruitment practices and preventing workers from enjoying free movement of their labor.
"Rising rates of autism and failure to find genetic causes despite a multitude of very large genetic studies has led to a major shift in focus in the field.
Investment in a multitude of ambitious, large-scale health initiatives -- such as vaccination programs and distribution of mosquito nets to protect against malaria -- saved the lives of more than 34 million children.
