"multifaceted demands" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe requests that have multiple, complex components. For example, "The new job had multifaceted demands, requiring a detailed understanding of the company's operations, as well as strong interpersonal skills."
Multifaceted demands of the households are an important driver of the diversification.
In this paper I suggest that any educational initiative must recognise the evolving role of nursing, the profession and the realties of healthcare systems to ensure the present and future workforce is skilled and empowered to aspire to these multifaceted demands.
The multifaceted demands of such a health center, however, present both unique opportunities for quality care and service and considerable ongoing challenges.
Underhill, a popular commentator on the future of retail, said that on Friday he will speak to a group of chief executives of the country's biggest mall operators, explaining to them the importance of reconfiguring existing mall spaces to accommodate millennials' new, multifaceted demands.
Such a kind of multifaceted research demands a pluralistic understanding [4, 65] of information systems research, combining behavioral and construction-oriented [66, 67] methods.
But then, he has stepped into a job so multifaceted and demanding it has never been possible to say it is just about one set of duties.
Angiogenesis is a multifaceted process demanding an appropriate, nonglycated extracellular substrate.
Like one of his multifaceted structures, he demands that you approach an idea from every possible angle so as to comprehend the whole.
However, an intervention consisting of evidence-based practice is a multifaceted process and demands behavioural and cognitive changes to sustain the effects of the intervention.
These results suggest that prefrontal ageing is a manifold process demanding multifaceted models of neurocognitive ageing.
Like the art of modernism, its poetry was abstract and multifaceted, complex and demanding.
