"multiple and different" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a group or set of things that are more than one in number and not exactly the same. Example: "The company offers multiple and different services to cater to their diverse clientele."
It is, therefore, not surprising that these two markers may differ in individuals with multiple and different underlying pathologies, such as hypertensive patients with and without type 2 diabetes.
The two transactions each raise multiple and different issues of fact and law.
Others had personal memories, so multiple and different that I will be sifting and collecting for days yet.
There are multiple and different reasons for these explosions, but to the extent they might have a common denominator I think it can be found in one of the slogans of Israel's middle-class uprising: "We are fighting for an accessible future".
Neural networks can be developed using multiple and different training algorithms.
It involves synthesizing multiple and different data sets into a model, like putting together a jigsaw puzzle.
Years before, he had become fascinated by Howard Gardner's theories about multiple intelligences and different ways of learning.
British novelists are much more formally adventurous, interested in multiple settings and different cultures, less concerned with tidy plotting, much more invested in comedy and history.
And they asserted that future tests, perhaps starting next year, would involve tougher situations, including more sophisticated decoys, multiple warheads and different trajectories.
When cooking for multiple people and different meals every day, it can be hard to ascertain how many grams of food 'x' eats.
Over the years, even with multiple locations and different names, Ramón and María's restaurants always served their same food.
