The phrase "plethora of subjects" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to a large selection or amount of different subjects. For example: "The school offers a plethora of subjects for students to choose from."
Gender politics, the Tobin tax, zero waste, firearms, corporate governance and the digital divide were just some of the plethora of subjects up for discussion.
that show how you think and feel about these things....sensing out his/her opinions and sensitivities concerning a plethora of subjects, giving you an insight into their character and giving you a hint into how accepting he/her would be about STDs and people who have them....get a feel for their sympathies/empathy on the subject.
Compared with the plethora of bristly subjects covered by the newspaper in the course of one week, the text that caused Aseman's shutdown was relatively obscure.
I am in an unparalleled position to learn: with the bluest Bahamian waters you can imagine, a plethora of incredible subjects and all of our research at my disposal, I would be on or in the water a few times every week taking photographs and video, spending the evenings editing and evaluating the day's work.
On top of gendered responses to women and pain, she says, talking about the disease involves discussing a plethora of taboo subjects: sex, menstruation, and fertility.
As long as a majority of our banking system is controlled by five mega banks regulated by a plethora of agencies subject to immense political pressures, the next crisis will be just around the corner and too big to fail will remain a fact of life.
The plethora of national languages is another obstacle.
YouTube offers a plethora of video content.
One of the most notable developments is the increasing number and scope of European initiatives for citizenship education… and both the EU and the COE launched a plethora of projects on the subject [21 83].
There exists a plethora of writing on the subject of the the negative effects of screen-to-screen communication— Traces hopes to step in and reconcile the world's smartphone addiction with the need for contextualized communication.
As already stated much of my works uses the natural world and its processes as a model for my thinking and my making, so a great deal of my research takes me into various strands of chemistry, biology and alchemy, amongst a plethora of other sometimes very esoteric subjects.
