'multifaceted contributions' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any type of contribution that is complex, diverse, and has multiple aspects or facets. For example, "The success of the project can be attributed to the multifaceted contributions of each team member."
Dalton, G. L., Wang, N. Y., Phillips, A. G. & Floresco, S. B. Multifaceted contributions by different regions of the orbitofrontal and medial prefrontal cortex to probabilistic reversal learning.
This, arguably, represents an expanded role for the profession, and through it, chemical engineers will come to be recognized by society for their versatility, high potential and multifaceted contributions.
Therefore, the multifaceted contributions by authors from different parts of the world will offer both a research and management perspective of luxury marketing and deliver a concentrated body of knowledge with contributions from diverse elements.
TIKI BARBER has also had a standout year, but his multifaceted contribution keeps him from leading the league in any category.
Roginsky is a co-editor of the book Dance Discourse in Israel (2009), which explores the field of Israeli dance research, and the book Sara Levi-Tanai: A Life of Creation (2015) which acknowledges the multifaceted contribution of an extraordinary Yemenite woman artist who operated in pre-state Israel.
Characterizing the multifaceted contribution of genetic and epigenetic factors to disease phenotypes is a major challenge in human genetics and medicine.
In the second part, examples of cholesterol-induced changes in membrane physical characteristics are presented and discussed in light of their multifaceted contribution to the effect of cholesterol on protein function.
The regulation of this multifaceted contribution to vascular development is likely to be multi-layered.
These studies suggest a far more expansive role for the ER in transcriptome expression, where membrane and secretory protein synthesis represents one element of a multifaceted and dynamic contribution to post-transcriptional gene expression.
This multifaceted definition recognizes cultural contributions to plant blindness, while also introducing the idea that visual perception may limit people's ability to see and, by extension, value plants.
Both sides were trying to sway Ms. Reno about the necessity of having an independent prosecutor investigate soft-money contributions, sham donations and multifaceted schemes to raise millions of dollars.
