The phrase 'multitude of scales' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to denote a large variety, or a large number, of something. For example, "The study involved a multitude of scales, including measures of physical health and mental wellbeing."
In rural areas a multitude of scales with mixed diatonic and gapped systems and no modes are used.
The hierarchical structure of native biological materials and tissues introduces variations in form and function across a multitude of scales.
Landscape ecology is the science and art of studying and improving the relationship between spatial pattern and ecological processes on a multitude of scales and organizational levels.
By bridging the gap between skills in design thinking and computational science, this workshop provides students with crucial insight into the role of Transit-Oriented Development's impact in different cities at a multitude of scales.
Fluvial reservoirs are heterogeneous at a multitude of scales.
Most environmental fluctuations contain strong correlations at a multitude of scales [46].
LandCaRe DSS uses a multitude of scale-specific ecological impact models, which are linked in various ways.
Cowell was solidly grounded and a brilliant theoretician of music, and of its multitude of possible scales, tuning systems and rhythmic and microtonal complexities.
Utilisation of electrochemical jet processing (EJP) methods in surface processing allows a wide-range of variation in surface structures over a multitude of length scales.
We herein present a holistic approach to mechanical material modeling of wood, including a multitude of length scales as well as computational and experimental efforts.
Despite the multitude of AD scales for various purposes, there remains a need for a new multi-domain and easy to administer AD scale for assessment of disease progression and response to therapy in daily medical practice.
