The phrase "a multitude of light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number or variety of light sources or types of light in a poetic or descriptive context.
Example: "As the sun set, the sky was filled with a multitude of light, casting vibrant colors across the horizon."
Alternatives: "a plethora of light" or "an abundance of light".
Each pixel making up one of these uneven surfaces is considered as a multitude of light-reflecting "microfacets".
Other ex-Communists — one thinks of Whittaker Chambers and a multitude of lesser lights — took refuge in belief systems almost as Manichaean and doctrinaire as the one they abandoned.
The separate W.C. provides privacy, and a multitude of dimmer switches offer lighting as nonassaulting as those eco-cleaning products.
It is designed for use in high rises, homes, cottages and cabins, RV's, and boats and has the ability to power a multitude of small appliances including lights, TVs, radios, cellular phones, computers and sump pumps.
In less than half a century, computers don't just exist in multiple rooms of our homes, they've taken over our pockets, our wrists and are embedded in a multitude of products around us, including light bulbs and basketballs.
Indeed, genes responsive to a multitude of different abiotic stresses, including light, drought, salt, heat and cold, oxidative stress and osmotic stress were affected (Additional file 2).
Armed with more than $850 million in new money for an array of initiatives, the state is establishing programs to educate consumers on ways to use electricity more efficiently, provide a multitude of rebates on energy-efficient lighting and appliances, and support businesses wanting to cut electricity use.
Beneath were one-legged pants smothered in crystals, which caught the light from a multitude of flashbulbs as the crowd of photographers spotted her entering the fashion show venue: the city's Chamber of Commerce and Industry, formerly a grand 19th century mansion built for the Polish Count Nicolas Potocki.
Although this population-based cohort enabled us to investigate the relationship of telomere length and anxiety disorders in light of a multitude of confounding factors, it also has some limitations.
In particular, far red (FR) and near infrared (NIR) fluorochromes containing (benz)indolium subunits have proven useful in a multitude of in vivo imaging applications, as light penetrates tissue more efficiently and because tissue autofluorescence is much lower in this range[14], [15].
A multitude of metagenomic studies has brought to light an enormous richness of human gut microbiota compositions.
