The phrase "a number of fears" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing multiple concerns or anxieties that someone may have.
Example: "She expressed a number of fears about the upcoming presentation, including her fear of public speaking."
Alternatives: "several fears" or "various fears".
As a film about contemporary anxieties, Curtis's visions could symbolize a number of fears, but it's not hard to tell which is the most pressing and obvious one.
This research found that cancer patients had a number of fears – the biggest being the concern that the disease would return (45%).
Her death during the convention initially spurred a number of fears, including the specter of a terrorist anthrax attack, or a return of a form of the Legionnaires' disease that killed 26 conventioneers at a Philadelphia hotel in 1976.
Vince Novak, the EBRD's director of nuclear safety, said the shelter eliminated a number of fears and risks that had persisted since the accident, including a collapse of the sarcophagus or a fresh nuclear reaction inside the structure, given the tonnes of uranium still present at the site.
Opposition to home-based triage is associated with a number of fears not shared by the other perspectives on home-based triage.
There have been a number of fears on how the forest grazing subsidy could be misused, that could be of some guidance in understanding the struggle for authenticity at play here.
I also suffer from a number of specific fears or phobias.
THE ECONOMIST has a News analysis piece up providing a deeper look at the ramifications of the "default" of Dubai World:Dubai's failure re-awakened a number of dormant fears in investors.
In particular, they had looked forward to the full and timely repayment of a $3.5 billion Islamic bond issued by Nakheel, a Dubai World subsidiary, on December 14th.Dubai's failure re-awakened a number of dormant fears in investors.
I asked myself whether I might be suffering from a number of internal fears and beliefs that made it more difficult for me to perceive life in nature and in myself.
