The phrase "a multitude of patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a large variety or numerous types of patterns in a particular context, such as art, design, or data analysis.
Example: "The artist's work showcases a multitude of patterns that reflect the diversity of nature."
Alternatives: "a variety of patterns" or "a range of patterns".
Thus, a multitude of patterns and languages are possible, however, as every whole society has a pattern language, the only way to create a vibrant and beautiful society is by following the timeless way of building, as facilitated by pattern languages.
For Superposition, the Paris-based Japanese artist features a multitude of patterns, videos, point clouds, lines, text and sounds generated live by two performers that melt and superimpose against each other before expanding across 21 screens.
A multitude of pattern recognition receptors were identified including toll-like receptors (TLRs) 1 9, RIG-I, MDA5, and LGP2 along with the important scaffold and signaling molecules Myd88 and MAVS.
HEp-2 cells are able to present a variety of autoantigens that result in a multitude of distinct patterns.
"Acid-inspired art tends to be sword and sorcery with a multitude of fluorescent pattern.
It is as if we all contain a multitude of characters and patterns of behavior, and these characters and patterns are bidden by cues we don't even hear.
What all these spaces have in common is flooring made from encaustic cement tile, a material that has been produced in a multitude of colors and patterns since the 19th century, but which was relatively uncommon in the United States until a few years ago.
Inter-individual differences can create a multitude of different developmental patterns (Solinger et al. 2013).
We propose a single-port, two-dimensional dynamic metasurface aperture capable of generating a multitude of distinct illumination patterns at microwave frequencies.
Meanwhile, Horse and Dragon Shoppe was giving out organic baby blankets with a multitude of designs and patterns guests could choose from.
Tooth wear is therefore the result of the complex interactions between attrition and abrasion, each with a varying density and duration thus generating a multitude of different wear patterns [31].
