The phrase "across multiple communities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing interactions, influences, or activities that span various groups or areas.
Example: "The initiative aims to foster collaboration and understanding across multiple communities to address common challenges."
Alternatives: "among various communities" or "throughout different communities".
I've learned that abusive people are generally serial abusers, sometimes across multiple communities and using multiple tactics.
In contrast to systems which simply make workflows available, myExperiment provides mechanisms to support the sharing of workflows within and across multiple communities.
Therefore, unlike other primates, human cooperation transcends local residential units and mutualistic or reciprocal relationships with neighboring bands emerge via the recognition of bilateral kinship relationships across multiple communities [2], [3].
This index is used to contextualize diversity indices across multiple communities [ 52].
If, however, the goal is to generalize about risk across multiple communities or large areas, then the general parameter estimates provided by the U.S. EPA are likely to be more appropriate.
The Health Promoting Communities: Being Active Eating Well initiative is an attempt to scale up intervention activities across multiple communities in a coordinated manner using a capacity-building and environmental focused approach.
But hidden within this environmentally friendly rain-soaked scenic city, there are intentional efforts ongoing in economic gardening across multiple community sectors to cultivate the growth of a diverse landscape of job creators.
The intervention focussed on community engagement to foster flexible intervention strategies across multiple community sectors and organisational levels.
Although a more intensive intervention might have produced greater changes in behavior, we opted for a brief, easy-to-implement intervention to encourage participation and allow for ease of implementation across multiple community settings.
Furthermore, the inclusion of multiple communities spread across a wide geographic area enhances the potential generalisability of the findings, at least within the context of remote Australian Aboriginal communities.
Firstly, evaluating how the framework functions across multiple pastoral communities to understand if this would lead to a common outcome in terms of how pastoralists' assess rangelands and make decisions.
