"numerous generations of" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when discussing a line of descendants or when speaking broadly about an evolution of concepts, beliefs, or practices. Example: Numerous generations of our family have called this place home.
She was a pioneer before the word "feminist" existed, achieving her positions on merit and served as a role model for numerous generations of attorneys.
Her stance is courteously instructive, casually pragmatic and always watchful, which isn't surprising since she has spent most of her adult life in professorial charge of numerous generations of young undergraduates.
Through their eyes, we see a digitized, 21st-century retelling of a scene that greeted numerous generations of new arrivals to an unknown country: the eastern end of a long, narrow island, with a towering metal spire emerging from its belly, and a diminutive green statue beckoning from a tiny point off the island's southern tip.
After the self-evident but inspired landscapes of numerous generations of peasants, monks and landlords, landscape has now largely become a nameless by-product of the global economy.
Ata: We've tested numerous generations of the product with different group of smokers so far.
You would be entrusted with a very traditional folktale passed down to numerous generations of Chicanos and Latinos.] This story is not limited to our community since other versions of the "weeping woman" have spread internationally, and it isn't a secret how Latinos have become Hollywood's most important audience as it relates to box office ticket sales.
The worrying implication is that when this group starts to retire after 2010, share prices will fall as they become net sellers of assets to the next, less numerous generation of investors.To explore the risk to future asset prices, Mr Poterba analysed the relationship between America's changing demographic structure and the level of asset prices in more detail between 1926 and 2003.
Some changes occur over numerous generations, even thousands of years, while others, especially involving microbes, including those in our own microbiome, are observable in hours or days.
One such resource is heterogeneous stocks, in which several founder strains have been intercrossed for numerous generations, resulting in a fine mosaic of founder strain haplotypes [ 89, 90].
This knowledge became enriched over numerous generations due to experimentation but also through observations of animal behaviour [10].
This model was generated by selective inbreeding of non-diabetic Wistar rats with impaired glucose tolerance over numerous generations [ 19].
