The phrase "a variety of multiple" is not correct and is generally not usable in written English.
It seems redundant, as "variety" and "multiple" convey similar meanings of diversity or several options.
Example: "The study presents a variety of multiple approaches to solving the problem."
Alternatives: "a range of" or "several different".
For her impressive record of service she received a variety of multiple awards including the Hunter College Presidential Medal of Honor in 1994.
ILEs include a variety of multiple representations in the form of audio, videos, animations, tables, and graphs.
Grey relational analysis (GRA) is part of grey system theory [5] which is suitable for solving a variety of multiple attribute decision-making (MADM) problems with uncertain information.
Representational Competence refers to learner's ability to "reflectively use a variety of multiple external representations or visualizations, singly and together, to think about, and act on the underlying physical entities and processes in a domain" (Kozma and Russell 1997).
Conversely, when the focus is on the minor components of wine, water and ethanol signals must be eliminated spectroscopically, and this can be afforded via a variety of multiple suppression NMR techniques [9, 23].
On the basis of those considerations, many scholars have argued the need for a better understanding of the different impacts that such a variety of multiple job-holding situations has on individuals' attitudes and behaviours at work (Guest et al. 2006; Sliter and Boyd 2014; Zickar et al. 2004).
French cyclists experimented with a variety of multiple-speed mechanisms, and by the 1920s derailleur gears that moved the chain from one sprocket to another had become established in France.
They use a variety of multiples based on historical and projected numbers, including price to cash flow, price to sales and price to earnings.
In a network of N neurons where this heterogeneity is characterized by a prescribed random variable, the oscillatory single-cluster state can transition through (possibly perturbed) period-doubling and subsequent bifurcations to a variety of multiple-cluster states.
The pretest included a variety of multiple-choice, short-answer, and matching questions addressing the biological basis and implications of genetic diversity and genetics and genomics technology (e.g., assaying genetic diversity and genetic-based identification).
The questions in the quiz represent a variety of formats (multiple choice, short answer, fill in the blank, etc).
