"has been multifaceted" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express that something has had many different aspects, elements, or aspects. For example, "The response to the pandemic has been multifaceted, with changes to many aspects of our lives."
The impact of violence on children in the region has been multifaceted.
Of note, the role of miR-155 in mediating inflammatory response has been multifaceted.
The apparent failure of the media during the presidential election has been multifaceted and fiercely debated.
So far the president's war on terrorism has been multifaceted, including various public-relations initiatives and financial assistance for Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The role has been multifaceted, as there is visual contrast improvement of Region-of-Interest (ROI), i.e. the tumor region as well as those of the surrounding diagnostic features.
Massive scale-up The scale-up of UNICEF operations has been multifaceted and, sometimes, unprecedented in Mali.
Multifaceted care has been shown to reduce mortality and complications in type 2 diabetes.
This large gene family has been shown to be highly diversified in plants and thus likely harbors functionally multifaceted behaviors in plants under various growth circumstances.
This has been developed to assist the participants in their EBP-related activities post training, as follow up support and multifaceted interventions have more potential to influence clinicians' behaviour to using evidence in practice [ 2].
Adoption of such guidelines has been improved by the use of secondary strategies, which involve education, audit and feedback, benchmarking, office system interventions, and multifaceted interventions [ 1].
The presence of emotional disturbances has been used to distinguish complicated cases of MOH (MOH Type II) [6-8] althoughough, it is necessary to screen MOH patients for anxiety and depression [9] psychological pain presentation might be multifaceted.
