The phrase "a multitude of shared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large number of things that are collectively possessed or experienced by a group.
Example: "In our community, there is a multitude of shared interests that bring us together."
Alternatives: "a wealth of common" or "a variety of collective".
Document discovery inside enterprises, Microsoft argues, is still hard and requires a lot of menial labor just to find the right document across what is often a multitude of shared drives and folders, both on premise and in the cloud.
Attempting to avoid partisanship, he claims that the only consensus most of these thinkers reach is that "we can best negotiate the future through a multitude of shared acts". In fact, Moyers' subjects agree on many issues, such as the need to require our politicians to speak more spontaneously.
In a southern African context, family denotes a wider array of relations than biological parents and their children — with children growing up amongst a multitude of relations sharing responsibility for their care and upbringing (Chirwa, 2002; Verhoef, 2005).
Eric and Katherine's story is a multitude of similar scenarios shared by the hundreds of Amerasians I photographed.
Over the last seven years, St. Louis-based Enterprispents spent more than $2 billion acquiring a multitude of car-share businesses, insurance technology firms, car rental companies and franchises.
Throughout the weekend, Hawco helped moderate a multitude of story-sharing sessions, some which took place in the group's forest location, others that were more intimate, taking place in a makeshift "studio" that the crew built from scratch in a stretch of the festival's backstage area.
By sharing their work publicly, they have found a multitude of ways to share and scale that work through blogs, Twitter, and other social media channels.
In such a context, children grow up amongst a multitude of relations who share in their upbringing and care -with responsibility for childcare ordinarily following the kinship hierarchy.
It is also regrettable in view of the rich treasury of experience and hope that these survivors of the Depression and a multitude of wars have to share with a generation facing similar challenges.
If you look at the pyramids, the castles, the cathedrals, all these great monuments were built by a multitude of people working together, sharing a vision and together accomplishing something.
To help students find their own path, I also interviewed over 100 leaders in a multitude of respected fields to share how they found their path and tips they would have for my students.
