The phrase "a multitude of local" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large number of local entities, such as businesses, events, or communities.
Example: "The festival attracted a multitude of local artists showcasing their talents."
Alternatives: "a variety of local" or "a large number of local".
There are a multitude of local mobile phone operators in the US, but only four national ones.
In jurisdictions where electors are called upon to vote not only for higher offices but also for a multitude of local positions and where the election may include propositions in the nature of referenda, the length of the ballot can affect the results.
The major challenge of solving this problem is that the objective function being optimized is characterized by a multitude of local minima separated by high-energy barriers.
These simulations are presented as a demonstration that DeciUrban can help urban strategy developers understand a multitude of local interactions in cities, explore strategies, and improve community wellbeing without always designing field experiments.
Evine is not the leading player in its space, but it has some key pieces in place — such as deals to broadcast into a multitude of local pay-TV markets, and an audience of TV viewers who are already watching and buying from Evine and channels like it — for a larger player to come in and use that infrastructure to build inroads to audiences that might not otherwise be reaching.
A multitude of local militias fought during the war as independent units.
Many newspapers have concluded that when a mouse click can collect news of Washington or Baghdad or Beijing from a multitude of sources, local news is their only real hold on readers.
Seafood, roasted meats, dim sum, stir fries, noodles, bowl pudding, fish balls, juices and a multitude of other local delicacies can be found all in one place -- what more could you want?
A multitude of government departments, local councils and public agencies have thought carefully about what they could afford to lose a police car here, a library there, a nursery and have quietly got rid of them.
An editorial in VenicePaper points out that without Ruscha and Dill the area might never have become a place that needed parking space for shoppers: "Between the two men, they have helped put Venice on the map, changed the way the world sees our community, elevated its place in the artworld and supported a multitude of Venetians and local businesses".
Internationally, the choice of test manufacturer may be influenced by a multitude of factors including: local regulation by in-country ministries, heat stability, storage capacity, staff training, and quality assurance measures.
