The phrase "multiple scholars" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to more than one scholar or academic. For example, "Multiple scholars have contributed to the understanding of this subject."
In a statement the History channel said: "The mini-series will be historically accurate and based on the work of multiple noted scholars.
Multiple legal scholars contend that Trump and his team are already arguing that he is above the law.
Since the Theta Psi chapter's founding in 1997, Alpha Xi Delta has graduated multiple Rhodes Scholars.
The manuscripts of Emily Dickinson have long been scattered across multiple archives, meaning scholars had to knock on numerous doors to see all the handwritten drafts of a poet whose work went almost entirely unpublished in her lifetime.
Dedicated to transnational and transdisciplinary studies of changing gender relations, it offers visiting fellowships to international scholars from multiple backgrounds and at different stages of their careers.
Kant's philosophy of mathematics is of interest to a variety of scholars for multiple reasons.
Yet scholars representing multiple academic disciplines (e.g., organizational and management studies, communication and marketing studies, international relations, political theory) are researching and writing about the topic.
Scholars from multiple countries have explored the ability to teach ethics for decades, with many arguing that increased awareness and consideration of the consequences are the most likely outcomes of teaching ethics (ex. Fisman and Galinsky, 2012).
There are also multiple essays by Nabokov scholars on the difficulty of visually representing the themes of the classic.
