The phrase "as a plethora" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large or excessive amount of something, but the phrase itself is incomplete without a noun to follow "as a."
Example: "The conference offered a plethora of workshops, as a plethora of topics were covered."
Alternatives: "as an abundance" or "as a multitude".
This reminds me of Instagram launching a year ago just as a plethora of mobile photo startups were launching.
Legal prostitution, as well as a plethora of strip clubs, seedy casinos and bars festooned with Budweiser signs, round out the atmosphere.
The elite players are about to get richer as a plethora of former and potential All-Stars may have to work for Joe Kleine-type wages.
It offers what this particular woman excitedly described here as "a plethora of services" for mental health, housing and substance abuse problems.
Army tents were bursting at the seams with machine guns, rifles, pistols and shotguns for sale, as well as a plethora of ammo, gun parts and bayonets.
Iraq continues to suffer the consequences of corruption, sectarianism and dysfunctional governance, as well as a plethora of Shia militias and a highly fragmented security environment.
Within this framework, epigenetic mechanisms alter the accessibility of DNA by modification or rearrangement of nucleosomes, as well as through a plethora of post-translational chemical modifications of chromatin proteins such as histones and DNA itself (see below).
Much work on time preferences has focused on theoretical modeling (see Andersen et al. 2011, for a review of the alternative models that have been proposed in the literature as well as on a plethora of empirical applications).
Some suggest it's theater that celebrates black people and the black experience, as do a plethora of shows here this week based on real lives.
In the late 1950s, when the National Trust agreed to take on the house, the Victorian west wing (but not its Elizabethan south front) were demolished as were a plethora of minor 18th- and 19th-century buildings at the rear.
However, pathogens such as Plasmodium parasites and Dengue fever's Flavivirus are known to be detected in fetal tissue and placenta, as are a plethora of other pathogens (Table II).
