The phrase "across multiple papers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings, themes, or concepts that are present in several different academic or research papers.
Example: "The study's conclusions were supported by evidence found across multiple papers in the field of psychology."
Alternatives: "in several studies" or "through various articles".
The tools used were ClaiMapper, which allows the user to sketch argument maps of individual papers and their connections, ClaiMaker, a server on which such models can be stored and saved, which provides interpretative services to assist the querying of argument maps across multiple papers and ClaimFinder, a novice interface to the search services in ClaiMaker.
By synthesising data across multiple papers drawn from studies conducted in different settings with different sub-groups of patients (e.g. older versus younger adults, white versus black and ethnic minorities) we may have ironed out subtle but important differences in findings in favour of a line of argument that sought out similarities.
However, the significant increase followed by significant decrease in perceived ability to understand journal articles is much more difficult to interpret, especially because the students were required to read multiple papers across various research and content areas.
This article gathers and combines technical results scattered across multiple mathematics papers, into a general statistical framework for analyzing posterior distributions over phylogenetic trees easily accessible to the target readership, namely practitioners in Bayesian phylogenetics.
Multiple papers were prepared and multiple options evaluated.
Through the use of large-scale program performance data across multiple countries, these papers carefully develop original applications of the DALYs averted metric, tracking impact of a single program, and comparing programs across widely different settings.
A complex component used across multiple pages.
The same is true about their values--across multiple arenas.
Information in critical care environments is distributed across multiple sources, such as paper charts, electronic records, and support personnel.
Irani and Peleg followed in the subsequent years and developed an iterative feedback super-resolution algorithm [10, 11], which is the same algorithm we implement in this paper across multiple platforms.
Linking records for mothers, infants, and partners sometimes involved tracking paper records across multiple clinics and sites.
