The word 'multitiered' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to describe something that is arranged in multiple levels or layers. For example, "The company introduced a multitiered pricing system that offered discounts for more frequent customers."
Lacquer was typically used for constructing inrō, the small, often multitiered and compartmentalized case that hung from a gentleman's kimono sash and held small belongings.
By the mid-1970s a multitiered "poverty belt"—a ring of impoverished settlements largely populated by poorer rural migrants—had sprung up to encircle the city.
The multitiered space urged the organic flow of movement and invited public exploration and interaction.
Thereafter, Nepal became only nominally a constitutional monarchy, and the constitution of 1962 (amended 1967, 1976, and 1980) effectively gave the king autocratic control over a multitiered system of panchayats (local bodies, or councils).
The run ends in March, and the production was designed for a special multitiered revolving stage, in the Olivier Theatre at the National, so it's not likely to be remounted anywhere else.
The Beethoven concertos are complex, multitiered constructions, in which the piano and the orchestra often head toward the same destination along separate paths: sonata and symphony are superimposed.
Barrett doesn't just sell wedding dresses: her brides can also order engraved invitations, multitiered cakes, and floral arrangements; they can outfit bridesmaids and, from the tuxedo-rental department, intended spouses and their attendants.
In 2009 she initiated Get Hubbied, a multitiered art project to investigate the idea of marriage, which she describes as both fragile and resilient.
Moscow RADISSON ROYAL After World War II, Stalin put his architectural stamp on Moscow with the construction of a series of multitiered high-rise buildings known as the Seven Sisters, housing government offices, hotel rooms, university classrooms and apartments.
Ms. Aftel, 64, lives in Berkeley, Calif., in the shadow of Chez Panisse, with her husband, cat and that essential tool kit, her perfume organ: an arched, multitiered shelving unit that holds a collection of 600 scents culled from flowers, spices, grasses, barks and resins.
But most arts institutions have multitiered budgets, with separate goals for ticket sales, small donors, big donors and so on.
