'multifaceted organization' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to an organization or business that includes many different sections, branches, and activities. For example, "Google is a multifaceted organization with dynamic teams working on projects ranging from research and development to hardware and software design."
Given the knowledge that county councils are extensive, multifaceted organizations, implementation of the RG was likely to face competing agendas [ 27].
In highly complex, multifaceted organizations such as hospitals, some problems, e.g. concerning personnel resources allocation or other broader organizational practices, need to be addressed at higher organizational levels.
Both cities and organizations can be seen as human institutions, forms of multifaceted human organization functioning in complex environments.
Dr. Ike and his small staff (known as The Mystic Knights of the Mau Mau, an homage to Screamin' Jay Hawkins's "Feast of the Mau Mau") bring recognition to forgotten artists still roaming the Earth through both the festival and their multifaceted nonprofit organization, the Ponderosa Stomp Foundation.
As such, we suggest a causal link between the role of fil in meristem organization and the multifaceted floral and inflorescence abnormalities.
Second, given the complex and multifaceted nature of the model, primary care organizations can face difficulties with its implementation [ 12].
The ethical considerations described by child and adolescent psychiatric care staff are multifaceted and remarkably often concern problems of loyalty and organization.
A spokeswoman, Lorrie Walker, said in a telephone interview that among many child-safety causes that the organization promoted was "Safe Kids Buckle Up," a multifaceted safety program financed by General Motors that included efforts intended to prevent injuries and deaths that could result from children being left alone in vehicles.
Our results will provide an overall response regarding the effectiveness of our multifaceted intervention and we should be able to suggest an organization and mode of operation of NST.
However, a more comprehensive, multifaceted approach to monitoring that involves all the activities that the organization is involved in might be more effective.
