The phrase "are multiple pathways to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various methods or approaches to achieve a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "In the field of education, there are multiple pathways to success, depending on the individual student's needs and aspirations."
Alternatives: "there are several routes to" or "there are various ways to".
Complications may also arise when there are multiple pathways to degradation each with very different E a values.
Rather, there are multiple pathways to success in portfolio transformation, depending on a firm's competitive posture and industry environment.
There are multiple pathways to the protein folding and misfolding and several models have been proposed to explain the mechanism of amyloid fibril assembly.
There are multiple pathways to spontaneous preterm birth, the leading global cause of death in children less than 5 years old, but all culminate in premature cervical change, because that is the last step in the final common pathway to delivery.
One of the great things about the U.S. in 2015 is that there truly are multiple pathways to success.
There are multiple pathways to success -- be it college, community college, or trade school -- so providing feasible, sensible options is something all states should execute.
This discussion should be evidence based, address risks, and acknowledge that there may be multiple pathways to competence in medical practice.
There was a diverse array of genome changes for each pair, with no two pairs sharing mutations in the same genes, suggesting there are multiple pathways available to S. aureus for additional modulation of exotoxin production.
One can argue that the large number of matches found by RINQ can be attributed to the fact that there are multiple pathways that belong to the same pathway class from different organisms (see Table 4 in Appendix II in Supplementary Material).
The data suggest that there are multiple pathways that lead to lethality.
There are multiple pathways linking gender inequity to poor health outcomes.
