"a multitude of pathways" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to multiple options or possibilities. For example: "A multitude of pathways lead to success; it's up to you to choose which one you want to take."
Besides being considered as harmful by-products of metabolism or weapons of phagocytes against pathogens, ROS can also serve as signaling messengers in a multitude of pathways.
Our results reveal a rich network of unfolding events, where the native state unfolds either in a two-state manner or by populating an intermediate state I, while the PF state unravels through a multitude of pathways, underscoring its structural heterogeneity.
Depending on the aetiology, diarrhoeal diseases can be transmitted through a multitude of pathways.
The reason for this might lie in the complexity of ribosomopathies, for which a multitude of pathways are involved.
Functional enrichment of prognostic signatures has unveiled a multitude of pathways that are associated with tumor progression.
To elucidate further the role of genetics in birth timing, candidate genes have been analyzed in a multitude of pathways that are thought to be involved in parturition.
In practice, the regulatory relationships behind many phenotypes are determined by complex and highly interconnected networks of physical and functional interplay between a multitude of pathway components [ 16].
Many GPCRs are known to couple to more than one G protein subtype and induce a multitude of signaling pathways, although the in vivo relevance of particular pathways is mostly unrecognized.
Enrichment analysis using Ingenuity defined pathways recapitulated that palmitoylation is critical for a multitude of signaling pathways, including those downstream of ephrin receptors and integrins, as well as axonal guidance signaling (see Additional file 1: Table S4).
This analysis shows that a multitude of repair pathways are critical, including tardigrade-specific ones in combination with classical stress resistance pathways.
NPs and free ions co-exist extracellularly and/or intracellularly, indicating a multitude of stress pathways [33, 44].
