The phrase "a multitude of three" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or collection that consists of three items or individuals, although "multitude" typically implies a larger number.
Example: "In the discussion, we had a multitude of three different opinions on the matter."
Alternatives: "a trio of" or "a group of three".
"Inseparable, self-sufficient, they form a multitude of two," one former Cornell student observed.
Tyler aims to help students understand and explore design possibilities through a multitude of two and three dimensional mediums.
The flow was bogged down by a multitude of penalties – five minors, in total – between both clubs.
We have considered this report in very great depth and adopted a multitude of amendments, two of which in particular - I am referring to Amendments 3 and 17 - were referred directly to the plenary in accordance with the enhanced procedure and are extremely important.
A multitude of experiments demonstrate three aspects: a) results of attribute reduction using GCRS model are proved to be of higher classification accuracies; b) attribute reduction based on GCRS model for big data manifests faster speed; c) results of rough self-learning experiments illustrate the validity of the proposed theory.
Committing to this new definition of "on time" would provide Carla with a multitude of rewards, including three ways it could translate into better EP.
Unsurprisingly, in a multitude of interviews, not one villager expressed support for the pipelines.
A checklist of 90s thriller cliches (so tired you can almost see the cast yawning) get trotted out with a multitude of gloss yet zero creativity, in this disappointingly strait-laced Fatal Attraction knockoff.
We also found about 500 miniature chem lights (glow sticks), which have a multitude of uses, and two gypsy racks for the rear of our HMMWVs to store fuel and spare tires in.
iPrice, which makes its money sending traffic to e-commerce services and helping consumers pick through a multitude of services in seven countries, has also hired a new CEO.
iPrice, which makes its money sending traffic to e-commerce services and helping consumers pick through a multitude of services in seven countries, has also hired a new CEO.
