The phrase "limitless ways" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when there is no end to the possibilities available. For example, "The internet offers limitless ways to stay entertained and connected with the world around us."
The conventions of the nude can be enjoyed, and challenged, in limitless ways.
From cigarette lighters to pens their are limitless ways to listen in on other people's conversations.
July is a master of the limitless ways two people can connect.
The bits can be copied, transported, assembled and manipulated, using increasingly powerful computers and clever software, in limitless ways.
The thriller part here is not thrilling, but there are limitless ways to play with innuendo and cryptic conversations about corpses, especially mangled, mistakenly identified ones.
The unexpected luxury of digging deeper into a familiar and traditional production – Richard Eyre's staging was new in 1994 – is that you begin to understand the limitless ways of interpreting Verdi's masterpiece.
He also noted that this is a "potentially limitless way" for someone who's a supporter or fan of a business to stay engaged with their Yelp page — they can't keep posting reviews, but they can keep answering questions.
"The work of art consists in its being open in a limitless way to ever new integrations of meaning" (PH 98) and furthermore, "the inexhaustibility that distinguishes the language of art from all translation into concepts rests on an excess of meaning" (PH 102).
Scarves are a truly versatile clothing option.[1] You can learn to tie then in almost limitless different ways, and you can choose from an entire spectrum from light summer scarves to cozy, bulky cowls.
During the 19th century there developed the idea of a limited number of elements, each consisting of a particular type of atom, that could combine in an almost limitless number of ways to form chemical compounds.
Texts have been transmitted in an almost limitless variety of ways, and the criteria employed by the textual critic technical, philological, literary, or aesthetic are valid only if applied in awareness of the particular set of historical circumstances governing each case.
