"multifaceted program" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a program that has many different aspects or components. Example: The government has implemented a multifaceted program to address the issue of homelessness, including affordable housing initiatives, job training programs, and mental health support services.
This is a sophisticated, multifaceted program that hunts, scouts and recruits talent.
In March, the administration outlined a multifaceted program that aims to help as many as nine million homeowners refinances mortgages and stay in their houses.
The Berlinale is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, and the organizers seem to have squeezed even more than usual into a multifaceted program.
In fact, with its mix of general sail training opportunities, as well as separate, competitive dinghy and offshore racing teams, there is nothing quite like the academy's multifaceted program.
We investigated the effects of a multifaceted program designed to improve obstetric practices and outcomes.
The training intervention was a multifaceted program over 96 h focused on development of a shared care model.
Multifaceted programs or bundles are more effective to improve safety than are isolated measures and have been used in several studies [19, 66, 67].
One of the many multifaceted programs funded by the Minority Opportunities in Research MOREE) division at the National Institute of General Medical Sciences NIGMSS), the 500 Nations Bridges Program provides research opportunities in KU labs for students at Haskell who are interested in transferring to four-year research universities.
Multiple risk factors of family burden have been identified, and preventative strategies rest on multifaceted programs.
There is a need to understand that CoPs are complex, multifaceted programs that operate using different models.
Multifaceted programs or bundles are more effective to improve safety than are isolated measures and have been used in several studies [ 19, 66, 67].
