The phrase "a plurality of different" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of distinct items, concepts, or perspectives within a particular context.
Example: "The study revealed a plurality of different approaches to solving the problem, each with its own merits."
Alternatives: "a variety of" or "multiple distinct".
Statisticians know that a multivariate regression that Spears employed is a reasonable statistical tool, however, the tool does not give itself to bold, even haughty, conclusions as "solving" a major epidemiological question that is confounded by a plurality of different variables that can account for differences in mortality in a community.
Many variants on this general proposal are possible, but the basic idea is that, while concepts have a plurality of different types of structure with different explanatory roles, this differing structure remains unified through the links to an atomic representation that provides a concept's reference.
The plurality of modern political ideologies implies a plurality of different conceptions of human nature – which implies, in turn, that the conservative understanding of human nature is contested.
It is found, based on interviews and document analysis, that processes of stakeholder consultation relating to these initiatives are characterised by debate and a plurality of different viewpoints.
Thus, liberalism historically has sought to foster a plurality of different ways of life, or different conceptions of the "good life," by protecting the rights and interests of first the middle class and religious minorities, then the working class and the poor, and finally racial minorities, women, gays and lesbians, and the physically or mentally disabled.
In the third part, a plurality of different feature maps is merged to form the conspicuity map, which is a saliency map, through an effective feature consolidation strategy.
He advocates a view of the human being as composite of a plurality of essentially different forms.
Therefore the depth of the mud surface can be calculated by a plurality of sensors at different depth.
At present a plurality of manufacturing methods, different manufacturing processes and manufacturing equipment are known in order to produce and customize work pieces and products.
It is, perhaps, evident that such a polity could not survive within a single nation state that existed among a plurality of states with different ideals, and so Maritain supported the ideal of a world federation of political societies.
Faced with problems that appeared to leave an opening for explanatory ontological holism, Kenneth Schaffner first retreated to a form of piecemeal reductionism, the biological principle of reduction, advocating a plurality of efforts at different levels: "anatomy, neurology, genetics, and so on, study the living organism in each discipline's own terms" [ 84].
