The phrase "a number of different paths" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various options or choices available in a particular context.
Example: "In our project, we can explore a number of different paths to achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "several different routes" or "various options available".
In a wireless channel, a signal propagates over a number of different paths that give rise to a frequency-selective fading, which produce severe inter-symbol interference (ISI) and degrades the transmission performance [1].
In reality, they can take a number of different paths: they can sue civilly, work through healing with a therapist, or in some cases, file an application with the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario.
There are a number of different paths you can take under the heading of Chartered Accountancy.
There are a number of different paths you can use to directly or indirectly calculate FCFE, but the most straightforward formula is as follows: FCFE = NI + NCC + Int x (1 - Tax Rate) – FCInv – WCInv + Net Borrowing.
In moving from A to B, a photon may take any number of different paths, even ones that seem absurd — spiraling in curlicues, changing speeds in midair.
It was designed as a distributed network rather than a centralized one, with data taking any number of different paths to its destination.
In contrast, the PDF file format specification [9] allows the use of user-defined names in any PDF dictionary, essentially enabling an unlimited number of different paths.
Typically, the graph then depicts a number of different "arrow paths" from Start to Finish.
The result, however, was a wide variety of experiences, indicating a number of different care paths.
All of them denote the number of different paths such that (widehat {x}_{d}) is reachable from (widehat{x}_{0}) at time k.
Therefore, (P k;widehat{x}_{0},widehat{x}_{d})) denotes the number of different paths from (widehat{x}_{0}) to (widehat{x}_{d}) at time k.
