"multifaceted idea" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe an idea that has many different aspects or perspectives to it. For example: "Her proposal for the new marketing campaign was a multifaceted idea that incorporated elements of social media, traditional advertising, and influencer partnerships." "This novel explores the multifaceted idea of love through the diverse experiences of its characters." "The concept of sustainability is a multifaceted idea that encompasses not just environmental concerns, but also social and economic factors."
With sound design by Seth Cluett and lighting by Thomas Dunn, the entrancing work delves into the multifaceted idea of feedback.
Insecthood, for his victim, is a phantasmal extension of his own multifaceted idea of himself: as immigrant outcast, seething sensualist, Dostoevskian Underground Man, undetectable thief, future inheritor of the earth, agent of exposure among the hypocritical bourgeoisie and all-round connoisseur of the tang and sting of reality.
Part of that Britishness is the disparity of inspiration, the variation of theme, the multifaceted ideas.
A glance at his oeuvre, however, reveals a multifaceted mind.
A good death was described as multifaceted, but the idea of "peace and comfort" flowed through the physicians' accounts.
Here was a complex, multifaceted man of ideas, a perceptive publisher and skilled entrepreneur who spawned an impressive array of remarkable books; a notable host who promoted searching discussion of world affairs; a committed Zionist as well as a convinced European who worked hard for reconciliation between Jews and Germans, and for common goals between Europeans.
The notion the tumor immune-escape mechanisms are heterogeneous and multifaceted has challenged the idea of a central and unique role for CD8+ T cells in tumor immunotherapy.
The concept of Studio C.H.G. (formerly P.H. 8442) is multifaceted, but part of the idea is to give fashionistas like Ms. Beckham an appointment-only place to become inspired — "a dress-up laboratory" or "style incubator" as Mrs. Grey puts it.
27 The idea of the multifaceted nature of hope, including hope for cure, survival, comfort and dignity, has been emphasised in previously published work.
Mr. Wiseman uses the institution's settings — the meetings, classes and protests — as stages to play out its multifaceted drama of people and ideas.
On the one hand, there are classical perfumes — multifaceted works of olfactory art, based on ideas and built with complexes of raw materials, in styles as varied and intellectualized as pointillism and expressionism.
