The phrase "many upgrades" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a significant number of improvements or changes made to something. Example: "The new version of the software includes many upgrades, such as improved compatibility and added features."
It was the first of many upgrades.
As at the Apthorp, many upgrades are found in basements.
Among the many upgrades to the Garden, the easiest one to recognize is how the seating in the upper bowl has changed.
In the last few years, Apple has added many upgrades to make its stores more high-tech, like the ability to pay for a product with an iPhone.
Many upgrades to phones and computers resolve vulnerabilities that have never even been publicly acknowledged, he said — and think how much data we entrust to those devices.
Zvezda is a large module that looks like the core unit of the Mir space station launched in 1986, but Zvezda has many upgrades, said Kirk Shireman, NASA's manager for Russian elements to the space station.
Many upgrading alternatives can be generated for a given problem.
To some, though, the many upgrade programs can be as complicated as they are rewarding.
In the case of FOSS (Free and Open Source Software) systems, many upgrade errors cannot be discovered by current upgrade managers and then a system upgrade can potentially lead the system to an inconsistent and incoherent state.
Many (upgraded) 400 and 800 owners could also take advantage of these titles, as none of them required more than 48KB, though some required a disk drive.
Horsepower for the three hovers from 54-hp on the smallest Panda to 90-hp on the entry-level Bravo (many upgraded trim levels break the 100-hp barrier).
