The phrase "a variety of third" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to different types or categories of a third item, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "In our study, we observed a variety of third options that could enhance the results."
Alternatives: "a range of third" or "multiple types of third".
I emphasize the word 'possible' because before a resolution can be finalized the regulator will seek the input of a variety of third parties.
A variety of third party apps are now competing directly with Twitter.
It shows the most shared links on Facebook for a variety of third party sites – news, video, pictures, etc.
The company is partnering with a variety of third party services to provide functionality like mobile access and group SMS and voice messaging to co-ordinate events.
The startup now offers a variety of third party services that are complimentary — and in some cases, directly competitive — with the clients that Twitter offers.
In other words, it wants to offer a variety of third party services that are complimentary — and in some cases, directly competitive — with what Twitter offers.
Leasing activity is concentrated almost entirely within Fairfield County and its existing buildings produced a variety of third-quarter statistics.
Android developers can sell their apps through a variety of third-party outlets like Amazon.com and GetJar, as well as the Google-run Android Marketplace, which is happy to accept new apps any day of the year.
The latest products from LG and Samsung stand in clear contrast to Apple's self-developed, closed-shop approach; LG's Optimus is heavily weighted toward popular Google mobile services like Google Maps, while the Galaxy Tab comes with a variety of third-party applications including Facebook and the Amazon Kindle e-reader application preinstalled.
Lastly, modern publishers rely on a variety of first and third party tools to manage, monitor and curate their content.
Through a variety of first-person narratives it fictionalises the lives of the men who tried to murder Bob Marley before the 1976 Smile Jamaica peace concert.
