The phrase "are part of multiple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to entities or items that belong to more than one group or category.
Example: "These species are part of multiple ecosystems, highlighting their importance in biodiversity."
Alternatives: "belong to several" or "are included in various".
MS MR are part of multiple upcoming festivals including Lollapalooza and Osheaga.
Many molecules are components of multiple modules (e.g. proteins are part of multiple protein complexes, metabolites are inputs to multiple metabolic reactions) whilst most existing clustering algorithms place each molecule in exactly one cluster.
This suggests that MSK-1 deficiency and subsequent PGC-1α down-regulation are part of multiple dysfunctions that result in neurodegeneration in HD. 3-NP is a mitochondrial neurotoxin that induces selective degeneration of striatal neurons and HD-like symptoms in humans, monkeys and rodents (63).
If the picture(s) you want to save are part of multiple e-mail conversations between the same people, you might not see the attachments until the very bottom of the e-mail thread.
The company, which has become a leading advocate for charging for content (to put it mildly), isn't giving up on creating its own consortium but wants to be part of multiple efforts across digital publishing.
A single compound may have multiple functional groups, thus, it may be part of multiple chemical classes.
Note that one method can be part of multiple classes (e.g. Multi-reference configuration interaction, hybrid methods).
Josh specializes in designing, building and scaling consumer products, having been part of multiple companies that have grown to more than 100 million users.
Digital resources serve as building-blocks in digital innovation, and they hold the potential to simultaneously be part of multiple value paths, offered through design recombination and assembled through use recombination.
He has been part of multiple expert groups advising European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) on the impact of cloud computing on the resilience of eGov services as well as on cloud computing security assessment and was also a part of the working group of the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) delivering the security guidance report.
This latest testing is part of multiple years worth of research confirming that toxic chemicals, many with links to serious health problems, are found in the products you and I use every day.
