The phrase "and diverse dimensions of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various aspects or facets of a particular topic or subject matter.
Example: "The research explores the economic, social, and diverse dimensions of climate change."
Alternatives: "and various aspects of" or "and multiple facets of".
This review also has highlighted the need for a broader interagency effort to advance a framework to measure uniformly and fully the diverse dimensions of sustainable energy access in health facilities.
In discussions of theories of globalization, the fact of global interdependence refers to the unprecedented extent, intensity, and speed of social interactions across borders, encompassing diverse dimensions of human conduct from trade and cultural exchange to migration (Held, et al 1999).
A standard and culturally sensitive instrument, which covers diverse dimensions of active aging in Thailand, is essential to assess levels of active aging.
Or buy them a meal". "What makes Panayi's book distinctive and valuable is that he demonstrates his central point by examining the diverse dimensions of Britain's food supply and catering business over the past 150 years...
Although the above-mentioned theoretical frameworks [ 17- 20] attest to the importance of work content as a core feature of nursing care organization, this importance has been consistently ignored in operational definitions of nursing care organization models, due in part to having few reliable and valid measures to adequately evaluate the diverse dimensions of nursing work content.
Also, findings demonstrate a different effect of KM strategies on diverse dimensions of organisational performance.
With the data of the four generalized indicators completely collected, study 3 was developed to explore the influence of the diverse dimensions of face on ecological product preference.
This is a series of paintings which illustrate diverse dimensions of water: the political challenge, equality, the water-energy nexus, the connecting aspect of water, its force as an element of nature, its attributes within a divine trinity of water, vapour and ice and hence its role as a common element to the spiritual reality of mankind.
Cultural appropriateness of a programme caters for the diverse dimensions of a culture including literacy.
