The phrase "a multitude of notes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number of notes, whether in a musical context, written communication, or any situation where notes are involved.
Example: "The composer had a multitude of notes scattered across the pages of his manuscript, each one contributing to the symphony's complexity."
Alternatives: "a plethora of notes" or "an abundance of notes".
Given that a multitude of functional diversities is noted with three-finger toxins, protein engineering in highly variable regions without distorting the three-finger scaffold may result in the development biopharmaceutical agents with novel functions of scientific and therapeutic interest.
It's hard to imagine the spectral opening better phrased, nor the ensuing storm of virtuosity more coolly articulated – not a single one of the dense multitude of notes seemed extraneous.
Although killings across Iraq have fallen sharply, in part because of rigid security measures and a lull in violence between Sunni and Shiite groups, officials have noted a multitude of assassinations, minor bombings and robberies as the insurgency takes on an increasingly criminal tinge.
I talk of the assessments in plural, as I believe that a multitude of factors need to be noted.
To Kohn, these are the clues needed to interpret the raw data of the notebooks, with their multitude of notes, additions, deletions, overwritings, and excised pages.
However, it is important to note that a multitude of factors influence patients' level of satisfaction and quality of care hence caution should be taken into consideration while making conclusions regarding quality of care [ 5, 8, 29– 34].
But now, a multitude of straws are drinking from the river, Mr. McBride notes in his documentary.
In addition, it should be noted that there could be a multitude of anatomical variations that need to be considered before surgery.
He noted that between 1996 and 2007 "a multitude" of Chilean and Norwegian companies sent eggs from Norway to Chile.
As we noted above, RRI opens up to a multitude of subjects, named "stakeholders", that can actually contribute to the identification of the so-called grand challenges.
