The phrase "a multitude of professional" is not correct as it is missing a noun to complete the expression, such as "professionals." You can use it when referring to a large number of professionals in a specific context, but it needs to be properly structured.
Example: "The conference attracted a multitude of professionals from various fields."
Alternatives: "a large number of professionals" or "a great many professionals."
Through general observation, there are a multitude of professional development opportunities for STM educators.
Australia and New Zealand sustain a wide range of professional sport leagues, including a multitude of professional football leagues, one of them a uniquely Australian brand of football.
This locality attracts a multitude of professional and amateur fishermen, particularly during the season of fish reproduction ("piracema") from May to June.
Our study has shown that the participation of GPs in an IHSN is a complex phenomenon that depends upon a multitude of professional and organizational factors throughout the program implementation process.
Second, context specificity of a multitude of professional work-roles and circumstances would appear to require a multitude of different validated tools, thus making implementation problematic and potentially unworkable [ 4].
For example, in free text responses returned with questionnaires, it was evident that healthcare professionals also struggled with a multitude of personal, professional and resource barriers that prevented them from engaging in future care planning with families.
Loved by many aunts, uncles and a multitude of devoted friends, professional collegues and classmates.
Two factors led Mr. Pearson to setting up Le 7, as the new store is called: a tendency to make friends his parents' age and a restlessness in school that led him to pursue a multitude of internships and professional experiences.
For a multitude of reasons both professional and personal I no longer feel that this is possible within CC.
The Second Life® platform may also provide avenues for learning in the clinical arena for a multitude of health care professionals.
In the 1980s, he was an active and inspirational chairman of Channel 4 and the British Film Institute, as well as taking on a multitude of other duties with professional bodies and charities for film, theatre, drama and education.
