The phrase "also suggest that multiple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings or conclusions that indicate the existence of several options, factors, or elements.
Example: "The research findings also suggest that multiple factors contribute to the observed phenomenon."
Alternatives: "also indicate that several" or "also imply that various".
We also suggest that multiple genotypes may exist within the diversity of viruses currently classified as 'Lagos Bat'.
The authors also suggest that multiple BMP ligands may be supporting activation of this signaling pathway.
On the basis of the structural analysis, they also suggest that multiple open conformations exist in the apoform of BLM.
These findings also suggest that multiple TCSTs may form complex and highly connected circuits and signaling networks in this important pathogen.
These results also suggest that multiple behavioral end points can be useful for identifying specific effects of chemicals for the purposes' of risk assessment.
It also suggests that multiple approaches to the question may be needed.
The Russians also suggested that multiple delegations from the Syrian opposition attend.
2. Donald Gilles (1993) and Larry Laudan (1990) have each also suggested that multiple, distinct theses have been mistakenly conflated as "the" thesis of underdetermination, but each proceeds to divide up the terrain much differently than I have.
In this view, it was also suggested that multiple migraine triggers activate different brain areas which activate parasympathetic neurons and through vasodilatation the meningeal nociceptors; the trigeminovascular pathway in turn can activate the same brain areas that have triggered its own activity in the first place [67].
Results from other fungal infection model systems also suggested that multiple cell types can produce IL-17A (reviewed in [28]).
Previous data also suggested that multiple ABC transporters could be involved in transporting a single group of metabolites [ 33].
