The phrase "multifaceted actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions that have multiple aspects or dimensions, often in contexts like strategy, problem-solving, or project management.
Example: "The team's success was due to their multifaceted actions, addressing both immediate concerns and long-term goals."
Alternatives: "complex actions" or "diverse actions."
VEGF also improved angiogenesis and tissue sparing, indicating multifaceted actions for repair of injured spinal cord.
The exact mechanism of IMF-8 was difficult to establish since it had multifaceted actions.
These alterations in lipid profiles may only illustrate the complex multifaceted actions of testosterone on lipid metabolism.
9, 10 Further research of signaling pathways report the multifaceted actions of TNF-α in cancers, which lead to cell death, 11, 12 proliferation and migration.
EGFR has multifaceted actions on cells from a variety of tissues and is capable of regulating their proliferation, differentiation, survival, migration, and adhesion.
She began with a summary of the multifaceted actions of the two bioactive tumor necrosis factor (TNF) ligands (membrane-bound and soluble forms) and their two receptor subtypes in proliferation, inflammation and cell death, and with an overview of the symptoms, pathology and risk factors (genetic and environmental) of PD.
In the absence of immediate and effective multifaceted action, our predictions suggest that hundreds of new infections will be arising daily by early December in Liberia alone.
The multifaceted action of thrombospondin-1 (TSP-1) depends on its ability to physically interact with different ligands, including structural components of the extracellular matrix, other matricellular proteins, cell receptors, growth factors, cytokines and proteases.
Noyori also announced a multifaceted action plan to strengthen governance, establish a new research compliance office, improve awareness of research ethics, and provide guidance in properly recording and managing research data all to prevent a recurrence of misconduct and to regain the trust of the Japanese public.
The multifaceted action of antimicrobial agents on cells, inhibiting growth and leading towards cell death, has been investigated extensively.
Collectively, our data provide novel insights into the multifaceted action triggered by estrogenic GPER signaling, which engages also SIRT1, toward breast cancer progression.
