The phrase "are multitude" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as it lacks a subject or proper context.
Example: "There are a multitude of options available for you to choose from."
Alternatives: "are many" or "are numerous".
There are multitude of tests, one of the most used are the Wechsler Scales.
Although there are multitude methods for the synthesis of nanoparticles (NPs), there is an increasing attention in developing high-yield, low-cost, non-toxic and eco-friendly procedures.
The destinations Garrett heads to in the Chapter missions are essentially wide corridors and while there are multitude of routes and hidden pathways through them, and they accommodate player improvisation to a degree, they aren't the open-ended puzzle boxes of the past.
There are multitude of reasons to use birthday suits rather than bathing suits in the llynnoedd (lakes) around Wales: long hot hikes benefit from having little to carry, and the one big downside of skinny dipping (offending others) is unlikely where llynoedd are remote.
The market forces here are multitude, but security, interoperability between mobile and desktop devices and the fact that upgrades weren't really contributing much to the bottom line for companies like Apple has taken a lot of the monetary impact out of upgrading an operating system.
There are multitude of "must-see" sites in the city of Shiraz itself - as well as its environs.
Now there are multitudes.
There are multitudes of flavoured vinegars, from tarragon and lavender to chilli and basil.
There are multitudes behind us that are expecting us to do the right thing.
And fervent bookseller: "I believe that within every great reader there are multitudes of people," she said.
Finally, there are multitudes of companies teaching English.
