"diverse meaning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a wide range of interpretations, such as "The poem had a diverse meaning to each reader."
As the term employability is a continually changing one given to diverse meaning, this effectively means that there is no overall consensus on what employability means and nor, it seems on what employability discourse represents (Wilton 2011; Frankham 2016).
Having just moved my analytic office to a new location, patients' associations to the new office were explored and had significant and diverse meaning for each patient.
Over time, she added, those neighborhoods were some of the most diverse – meaning white, black, Latino and Asian households would all score high points of preference.
A recent study by the University of Minnesota Law School found that in 2010 about 50m Americans lived in suburbs that are "diverse", meaning between a fifth and three-fifths non-white (a jump of 10m in a decade).
In these circumstances, the chemical space covered by the models is too small and diverse, meaning that the NB algorithm is not able to establish distinguishing features between activity classes.
Within a framework that connects the various disciplines and key concepts of "urban renewal," this paper reviews the relevant research publications, as found in the literature going back to 1960 in terms of its: (i) diverse meanings and means; (ii) espoused reasons for government-led urban renewal; and (iii) the notion of holding out.
In the past decades, new emerging gazes have continually added diverse meanings to her works.
Olympic Games clues abounded, of course, (especially with the enticing 'Mo'a possibility) and the word's many diverse meanings clearly offered plenty of scope.
However, measuring beliefs in climate change is complicated because the phrase 'global climate change' elicits diverse meanings that are unstable across groups of outdoor recreationists.
The participants described themselves in agentic terms and agency was assigned diverse meanings, but whenever the category of old was mobilized, agency became problematic.
Introduces diverse meanings and uses of the concept of culture with historical and contemporary examples from scholarship and popular media around the globe.
