"multifaceted information" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to different kinds of information on a particular subject. For example, "This website provides multifaceted information about different kinds of natural disasters."
Phenology research handles multifaceted information that needs to be organized and made promptly accessed by scientific community.
While OnStar will soon be a connectivity platform that supports a multifaceted information and entertainment system, accident reporting and related safety concerns were its original focus.
Our aim was therefore to produce a set of biodiversity indicators that: (1) reflects all requirements for regional sustainability monitoring on the municipality level and (2) enables the derived multifaceted information to be simplified and used to improve the applicability and implementation of the system.
The multifaceted information the CURE system provides is impressive, says Kenneth Hanson, a medical imaging specialist at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico.
After decades of research into olfactory processing, we are now beginning to understand how the brain deciphers the multifaceted information contained in complex natural scents.
Rational approaches to guide policy makers become desirable and allow for navigation of complex social processes and to handle multifaceted information.
The multifaceted Russian information operation targeting the presidential election had many elements, including the hacking and leaking of Democratic emails, regular attacks on Hillary Clinton by the RT television channel and the online news site Sputnik, and the creation of fake accounts on Facebook and Twitter.
We took advantage of two tools commonly used in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education to support students learning complex spatial tasks: gestures, which are used to highlight and/or portray multifaceted spatial information; and language, which uses individual words to stand for categorical concepts (Atit et al., 2013; Jackendoff & Landau, 1991).
Providing more multifaceted, tailored information coproduced with parents may better meet the requests of parents and clinicians.
Diversity in incoming data provides a multifaceted source of information, and also challenges any system by providing variation in the timing and scale of reported incoming values.
With mail volumes decreasing 1 to 2 percent annually in many countries, European postal services from Germany to Sweden to Switzerland have reinvented themselves over the past decade as multifaceted delivery and information companies tailored to the virtual age.
