The phrase "as a multilateral" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions, agreements, or relationships that involve multiple parties or countries working together.
Example: "As a multilateral organization, we aim to foster cooperation among member states to address global challenges."
Alternatives: "as a collective" or "in a multilateral context".
To help minimise the costs of future famines the World Food Programme (WFP) was founded by the United Nations in 1961, as a multilateral institution designed to co-ordinate the distribution of food aid to needy places around the world.
"It is essential to keep this as a multilateral project, not least for political reasons," he said, alluding gently to the American-British invasion of Iraq in the face of major allied discontent.
The funds allege that the BIS has abused the immunities it enjoys as a multilateral institution by allowing the BCRA to park 80-90% of its $48 billion in foreign reserves in Basel, out of creditors' reach, when other central banks typically keep only 3-5% of their reserves there.
With Europe and America in talks about a transatlantic trade deal, Azevêdo believes the future of the WTO as a multilateral negotiating forum will be in severe doubt unless it can pick what one source called the "low hanging fruit" from the tortuous Doha process.
The problem is thereafter formulated as a multilateral problem.
However, it is being repeatedly mentioned that Ethiopia's reluctance to open the telecom and the financial sector due to political reasons has repercussions on its aspiration to join the WTO as a multilateral trade forum.
Officially at least, the US says that it's a sovereign matter for the UK but has repeatedly called for higher governance standards in the AIIB as befits a multilateral institution.
As with trade, a multilateral approach to tax treaties is far better than bilateral deals.
For example, Chile said it was willing to help, but only as part of a multilateral solution.
To offer to scrap one out of the four Trident-carrying submarines, and then only as part of a multilateral deal, is less than the minimum gesture needed to show that Britain is serious about encouraging progress towards nuclear disarmament.
14 Sep: Prime Minister Tony Abbott commits 600 troops to fight against Islamic State, as part of a multilateral effort.
