The phrase "encompasses a multitude" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the fact that a given set of items or ideas is diverse or varied. For example, "The field of medicine encompasses a multitude of specialties and career paths."
After all, "leather jacket" encompasses a multitude of styles and sins.
One problem is that biotechnology encompasses a multitude of career choices and specializations.
The diagnosis of renal cell cancer encompasses a multitude of distinct cytogenetic and immunohistochemical properties that carry with them differing prognoses and imaging characteristics [97].
It encompasses a multitude of "suites and a kaleidoscope of moods and tones" from "vainglorious to melancholic" and has been called the "Paranoid Android" of R&B.
Now part of Museum Victoria, the 16-million-piece collection encompasses a multitude of rare scientific finds that only a rare few get to see on a regular basis.
The landscape of coverage decision-making encompasses a multitude of stakeholders and dynamics [ 17].
Mr. Bory masterminds illusory works that encompass a multitude of specialties, including dance, theater, circus and technology.
"The challenge," he said, "is how to be me in the poem, to have a voice that's still intimate but yet can encompass a multitude of what America is".
Galileo's insight into the nature of motion was not merely the epiphany of everyday experience that brushed away the fog of scholastic dogma; it was a logical consequence of a long history of engagements with an intellectual tradition that encompassed a multitude of forms of knowledge.
Regime shifts are abrupt changes encompassing a multitude of physical properties and ecosystem variables, which lead to new regime conditions.
They hold particular relevance in the marine realm, because they encompass a multitude of physical properties and ecosystem variables, and can involve all trophic levels of marine food webs and the associated biogeochemical cycles.
