The phrase "myriad colors" is correct and usable in written English.
You would use this phrase to describe a large variety or collection of colors, like in the following example: I was amazed by the myriad colors of the northern lights as they danced across the night sky.
He ended with Szymanowski's Lisztian "Don Juan's Serenade," played with myriad colors and cool command.
Mr. Beck infused his interpretation with myriad colors and textures, even occasionally rendering Schoenberg's logic poetic.
The mixing of these colors, in varying intensities, creates the myriad colors seen on the screen.
Steven Sloane conducts the score with sweep, drawing myriad colors from the orchestra and keeping the ensemble together.
1. Super Shag is a nylon carpet with threads in varying widths and textures and in myriad colors.
Singing with agile coloratura and impressive high notes, she shaded phrases with myriad colors and imbued this showpiece with an intimate intensity.
Watson Realty, which sends myriad color brochures and postcards to prospective buyers and sellers, was considering centralizing its printing operations at its Jacksonville headquarters to control costs.
The collection, which starts at €2,600, or $3,715, for a timeless long-sleeved dress, consists of classic designs like a sheath dress, biker jacket, parka and flat-front pants, all available in myriad color and leather combinations.
Aluminum's myriad color possibilities excite us". Although Hemmerle's too discreet to say so, the aesthetic beauty, conceptual origins and technical savoir-faire of these earrings embody one key reason why his heritage firm reigns as the antithesis, and antidote, to mass-produced, global luxury jewelry brands.
Though the hand-blown Murano prisms are arranged in stacks of uniform color — another physical limit on Young's imagination — the LEDs are so powerful their color shines through the glass, making possible the myriad color combinations a microprocessor can manage.
Delilah knows what Jan means, but she plays dumb: "Music has a myriad of colors, actually.
