The phrase "and many different communities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of groups or populations that differ in characteristics or interests.
Example: "The festival attracted people from all walks of life, including artists, musicians, and many different communities."
Alternatives: "and numerous diverse groups" or "and a variety of communities".
"We need a team that understands and reflects many different communities, backgrounds and cultures.
I later learnt that it was a result of Cameroon releasing excess water at the Lagdo dam, which then raced down the Niger River, along its tributaries and flooded many different communities along its banks.
We have a great privilege and opportunity as part of the Duke University Libraries to participate in many different communities and projects, and it is one of the many reasons I love working at Duke.
I've been to so many bodegas and stores all over the city, traveled so many train lines, seen so many different communities and people and it hit me: This American Dream thing is real.
Britain is an attractive destination for migrants, along with other developed countries, but this is because of things that we either could not or would not wish to change: a buoyant economy and very low levels of unemployment, that we speak English, that we have a reputation for tolerance and that there are many different communities here in London given our history and culture.
Parents, educators and youth activists came from many different communities across New York City -- and interpretation was provided throughout the day in Spanish and Bengali.
Over centuries, people from many different communities and cultures traveled through and lived in Kerala -- Jewish and Christian migrants, Arab merchants, European traders and colonizers.
"Well certainly Four Corners sought to display images to try and portray images of acts of terror within the system in the Northern Territory, and strike fear into many different communities around Australia," he said.
"One of Britain's greatest strengths has been in the way it has assimilated so many different communities, and we are a very plural and open society".
But I've spent the last 15 years mostly outside of it, working as a composer and performer, as well as collaborating with a lot of artists across many different communities and disciplines.
