"multiple varieties of" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a range of different things within a specific category or group. For example: - Our store offers multiple varieties of apples, including Red Delicious, Granny Smith, and Honeycrisp. - The exhibit showcases multiple varieties of Japanese cherry trees, with different sizes, colors, and blooming times. - The collection includes multiple varieties of antique books, from 19th century novels to ancient manuscripts. - The restaurant's menu features multiple varieties of pasta dishes, such as spaghetti, fettuccine, and lasagna. - The festival boasts multiple varieties of music, from classical symphonies to modern rock bands.
Petai, or stink beans, still encased in their long green pods, hang over multiple varieties of eggplant.
The result has been that family fridges now often contain multiple varieties of drinks, devised to reassure the demographical identity of each member.
Peru's scores of climates, from its coastal desert to Andean valleys and the Amazon jungle, produce a cornucopia of fruit, vegetables, spices and grains (such as quinoa and amaranth), as well as multiple varieties of potatoes, maize and pulses.
Nearly 30 years on, Atwood's projection of the most extreme victory imaginable for the anti-choice lobby retains its political tang. 2 The Trial Franz Kafka, 1925 "Kafkaesque" has become such a ubiquitous blanket description for multiple varieties of murky, irrational administration that it no longer adequately implies the specifically nervous qualities of Kafka's own work.
Retail chains selling multiple varieties of phones and network packages blossomed along high streets in the 1990s, but with margins squeezed and competition more fierce than ever, network operators have an incentive to cut out the middlemen and sell through their own outlets.
But this week, researchers report that they've nabbed antibodies that disable multiple varieties of the virus.
In relation to general health, the institutionalized elderly have a multiple variety of diagnoses.
It may be hard today, fifteen years later — when every brand seems to come in multiple varieties — to appreciate how much of a breakthrough this was.
In the first report of resequencing multiple varieties, both parents of SY63 were used among 20 diverse varieties for resequencing of 100 Mb of the unique fraction of the genome (McNally et al. 2009).
Of the coins struck at the branch mints in 1849, only pieces struck at Charlotte (1849-C) exist in multiple varieties; most are of what is dubbed the "Closed Wreath" variety.
Multiple different varieties of each weapon type can be acquired.
