The phrase "are multiple examples of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various instances or cases that illustrate a particular point or concept.
Example: "In the study of climate change, there are multiple examples of how human activity has impacted the environment."
Alternatives: "there are several instances of" or "there are numerous cases of".
And there are multiple examples of great work from theatre directors.
There are multiple examples of different models within this system – but that is the system as it stands.
It is the art of replacing one star with another and right now on Broadway, there are multiple examples of it -- some successful, some less so.
There are multiple examples of natural products that result from such 'group effort' but such interactions are underappreciated in laboratory studies that often focus on a single-species.
"There are multiple examples of very bright conservatives and not-so-bright liberals, and many examples of very principled conservatives and very intolerant liberals," he said.
"There are multiple examples of sharp practice on both sides," says Julie Rugg of York University, the author of a study commissioned by the previous government.
But that was exactly the problem with too many of the software demos: there were multiple examples of activities that simply make no sense on the wrist.
There have been multiple examples of people dying after having their support reduced or taken away: between December 2011 and February 2014, for example, 2,380 died after being found fit for work.
There were multiple examples of axon-like processes that projected close to the edge of the retina and then continued circumferentially along the retinal margin, suggesting that in the context of a larger retina this axon-like trajectory would have continued radially to greater distances from the cell body (Figure 6A).
The second was that while there have been multiple examples of deforestation worldwide, there are also numerous initiatives that have halted or reversed deforestation in the Asia-Pacific, and that communication and analysis of these can provide a great deal of information and knowledge for other initiatives.
It's worth noting that there are multiple contemporaneous examples of WikiLeaks privately denying having communication with Stone (as on Aug. 9 and Oct. 13).
