"multiple independent channels" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a situation where there are many different communication lines that are not connected to one another. For example, "The company uses multiple independent channels for order fulfillment and customer service."
The author differentiates between two types of multiple channel systems and hypothesizes that transaction asset specificity, behavioral uncertainty and environmental uncertainty lead manufacturers to adopt either a dual channel system or a multiple independent channel system.
It has multiple independent CCC channels and each channel connects independent separation column(s) by parallel flow tubes, and thus the multi-channel CCC apparatus can achieve simultaneously two or more independent chromatographic processes.
We consider that the controller communicates with the plant through multiple independent erasure channels, and that each actuator sends acknowledgement packages to the controller.
It seems that efforts should be undertaken to ensure multiple and independent channels of accountability, by means of penalties for not satisfying contractual obligations, through channels of accountability to professional councils and associations and to the public.
"Statistical facilitation" posits that the observed facilitation in reaction time to redundant targets occurs because redundant targets activate multiple, independent, parallel processing channels.
The three SAR satellites mentioned above are the first (in the unclassified world) to be equipped with a phased array, programmable antenna, and two physical receiver channels, permitting multiple independent phase centers (or virtual channels) to be synthesized.
It is now a common assumption that multiple independent transmissions over these channels can coexist without mutual interference even in physical proximity.
A multiple access channel (MAC) refers to a channel between multiple independent senders (the data sent by the th sender is typically denoted ) and one receiver (the received data is typically denoted ).
