The phrase "and multiples thereof" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a number and all of its multiples in a mathematical or quantitative context.
Example: "The minimum order quantity is 10, and multiples thereof are encouraged for bulk purchases."
Alternatives: "and its multiples" or "and any multiples of it".
The flexible domains found in the α1-chains of types I III collagen were found to be conserved in the microfibril and had periods of about 15 amino acid residues and multiples thereof.
The input signal u k can thus be generated artificially out of weighted sine and cosine terms of the car's rotation frequency Ω and multiples thereof.
One of the biochemical hallmarks in the apoptotic process is the formation of nuclear DNA fragmentation, which shows the presence of typical ladder DNA fragments of 180 – 200 base pairs and multiples thereof on an agarose gel.
This family forms a prominent family in the TRF output, with many large arrays at 5 bp and multiples thereof including some repeat units as large as 70 bp, forming arrays of up to ~100 kb.
In the majority of somatic tissues, apoptotic cleavage of DNA results in the formation of fragments roughly 195 b.p. in length and multiples thereof, whereas the fragmentation pattern of the neuronal chromatin is characterized by size of ~165 b.p.
Moreover, for objects with distinct landmarks (i.e. excluding circles and spheres without any identifiable landmarks), rotations are limited to those by an angle of 360°/ n (where n is an integer ≥ 1) and multiples thereof.
In Aztec arithmetic, a dot equals 1, a bar represents 5, and there are other symbols for 20 and various multiples thereof.
Like bonds, the Notes actually were issued in denominations of $1,000 and integral multiples thereof.
Turning on the box, the TV schedules are divided into programmes and shows of thirty minutes or multiples thereof, and commercial breaks of three minutes made up of several ads of 30 seconds each.
The steps used were 10% or multiples thereof and 5% at a lower frequency.
This indicates that, in chromosome regions distal from the centromeres, polymorphic and constitutive CmCGG methylation sites do not show any patterns specific to large chromosomal tracts (i.e. at 200 kb windows or multiples thereof), and that the CCGG sites, which are differentially methylated between F1 triploids, are therefore likely to be discretely located at a resolution of <200 kb.
