The phrase 'multifarious fields' is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a variety of disciplines or subjects. For example, "Professors at this university have expertise in multifarious fields including engineering, science, and literature."
The fate of gene duplicates seems to be multifarious and subject to various factors.
This new field covers the multifarious disciplines under one heading "Biorobotics," thus providing biologists with tools to evaluate biological algorithms for engineering applications.
Farley's restricted view confines the reader to a field of vision infected by multifarious blemishes, starting with inklings of the stroke damage in the first chapters: "a bauble of light in the darkness", "little bursts of minute crystals, rotating in the air".
He is happily alert to the multifarious surprises of small and large theatre revolutions.
Such an undertaking is deemed necessary due to the voluminous, multifarious, and fragmented nature of knowledge in this crucial field of international business.
It has multifarious potential applications in foods, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, water treatment and other fields.
This strategy could be expected to construct multifarious SERS sensors for highly sensitive detection in chemical and biological fields.
In this study, the design of a multifarious classifier family for different applications is described.
The present entry will explore many of these developments in some detail; but it begins with a taxonomy of the field (based on Goldman 2010/2011) to help organize and distinguish the multifarious enterprises found under the umbrella of social epistemology Traditional epistemology focuses on individual agents and their doxastic states or attitudes.
