"in numerous numbers" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to refer to a large group of something, such as people or animals. For example, "The birds gathered in numerous numbers on the lawn."
In the last fifty years, the numerous numbers of researchers attracted in these direction and developed iterative process has been investigated to approximate fixed point for not only nonexpansive mapping, but also for some wider class of nonexpansive mappings (see e.g., Agarwal et al. [3], Ishikawa [9], Krasnosel'skiǐ [12], Mann [18], Noor [19], Schaefer [23]), and compare which one is faster.
"We have in total five chains of transmission in the country compared to numerous numbers last year.
These cases, together with nearly all additional published BIBD cases, exhibit a wide neuroanatomic distribution of FUS pathology including moderate to numerous numbers of NCIs in nearly every brain region analyzed including the frontal cortex and hippocampus.
They delight in numerous comic numbers like "Baby It's Cold Outside" and the novelty tune "April In Fairbanks" (unfamiliar to me, it's from New Faces Of 1956).
They have Katy Perry, we have Laura Wright and Katherine Jenkins Sure, Katy Perry may be the most followed person on Twitter in the world and enjoyed success in the form of numerous Number One singles, but has she ever brought 82,000 to their feet in a stadium to sing an anthem so passionately that it causes grown men to cry?
LINDEN, N.J. — The enemy forces were numerous, numbering in the thousands.
Viscous damper device as a famous and the simplest earthquake energy dissipation system is implemented in many new structures and numerous number of researches have been done on the performance of viscous dampers in structures subjected to earthquake.
Microarray data revealed that a numerous number of genes involved in cell wall modification increased in expression (Figure 5).
Although NUMTs are present in numerous species, the numbers of these sequences widely vary.
Investigations involving the inspector general's office for Iraq's reconstruction have led to 35 indictments and 27 convictions for fraud in numerous forms; the number of convictions rises to 58 when cases pursued by other government agencies are included, according to figures compiled by the Justice Department.
