The phrase "about the multitude of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a large number or variety of something, often in a descriptive or analytical context.
Example: "The report focuses on the multitude of factors that contribute to climate change."
Alternatives: "regarding the variety of" or "concerning the number of".
He's also watched Kubiak hire three different defensive coordinators, which has brought about the multitude of system adjustments.
Child scolds Jones for her concern about the multitude of bowls and pots and pans that some of the recipes require.
And what about the multitude of viewers "stunned, stunned, stunned" -- the reporters' favorite word, noted Ted Koppel -- by the cold-turkey verdict?
"We're finding that people are disgusted, put off, offended, by Jon Corzine's invasion into their homes," said Jim Lanard, Mr. Florio's spokesman, who was claiming some encouraging feedback about the multitude of Corzine TV ads from the Florio phone banks.
Parental fears are hardly surprising when you read about the multitude of illnesses and disorders that vaccines presumably cause, ranging from multiple sclerosis to diabetes, learning disabilities, attention disorders and yes, even autism.
MANNES INSTITUTE AND FESTIVAL FOR CONTEMPORARY PERFORMANCE (Tonight through Wednesday) At its annual new-music festival, the Mannes College of Music offers lectures, master classes and symposiums about the multitude of modern styles and techniques, as well as concerts that put this information into practice.
The CEOs and senior executives of Enron Corp., WorldCom Inc. and other disgraced companies have certainly gotten their fair share of press, but the huge scandal that nobody talks about is the multitude of cases in which top positions are filled with mediocre people.
But what you may have not read about in the multitude of thinkpieces across your news feed is how the game's music adds to Pokémon Go's addictive power.
Although these tools help to solve several concerns that existed in the field 30 years ago, they can also cause others, such as mistaking autocorrelation for correlation or confusion about which of the multitude of available analytical tools is appropriate for particular questions and datasets.
Origen, writing at about 248, tells of "the multitude of people coming in to the faith, even rich men and persons in positions of honour, and ladies of high refinement and birth".
One thing that I am becoming more and more excited about is the multitude of ways that Cobalt can demonstrate a commitment to the relationships with our authors.
