The phrase "a multitude of parallel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large number of parallel elements, ideas, or processes in various contexts, such as discussions about projects, theories, or comparisons.
Example: "In our research, we observed a multitude of parallel developments in technology and society that influenced each other."
Alternatives: "a variety of parallel" or "numerous parallel".
"I don't want to confuse the issue and dilute the company efforts by having a multitude of parallel goals," he said.
If you want proof that there is not one universe but a multitude of parallel worlds, you don't need any quantum physics: just read the Letters pages of our national newspapers.
The social contract we all implicitly sign limits our personal autonomy for our own protection More important than the fairness of any particular law is the fairness which says we all need to obey it If you want proof that there is not one universe but a multitude of parallel worlds, you don't need any quantum physics: just read the Letters pages of our national newspapers.
In fact, the neural signals propagate along a multitude of parallel pathways with a variety of axon sizes and lengths over a period of time.
At high concentration of graphene platelets, many individual graphene platelets or stacks of graphene platelets form a multitude of parallel conductive paths and the quantum effects are averaged out.
Given the complexity of the system, with non-symmetric helium headers and collectors, a multitude of parallel helium channels and spatially varying heat sources, a refined numerical model was applied to understand in detail the BU's thermal hydraulic behaviours.
Cavalieri nowhere explains precisely what he understands by the word "indivisible", but it is apparent that he conceived of a surface as composed of a multitude of equispaced parallel lines and of a volume as composed of equispaced parallel planes, these being termed the indivisibles of the surface and the volume respectively.
In Rome and central Italy in the first decades of the century, the dominant fashion was for figures whose garments hung in a multitude of fine parallel pleats (as in the triptych of the Redeemer in the cathedral at Tivoli and in the wall paintings at Castel Sant'Elia di Nepi and in Santa Pudenziana in Rome).
Their sole imagery is nothing but a multitude of eye-jangling, parallel narrow bands.
There has been a dramatic increase of throughput of sequenced bases in the last years but sequencing a multitude of samples in parallel has not yet developed equally.
The combination of laser-microdissection and cDNA arrays allows investigation of differential gene expression in a cell type specific manner for a multitude of genes in parallel [ 4, 5].
