'various spheres' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to multiple areas of interest or activity. For example, "She was knowledgeable in various spheres, including literature, art history, and philosophy."
The PM and key influencers from various spheres are quickly persuaded of the scheme's merit.
Nor the institutionalised discrimination against Israeli Arab citizens in various spheres of life.
This book examines the functions of French in various spheres, domains and genres.
In the various spheres within which Francis operates, experience over ideology means, yes, doctrinal change, economic reform, political transformation.
Most societies have various spheres of circulation where different measures of value apply.
I guess I can only hope that the kids will develop competitive dispositions themselves, and this will help them succeed in various spheres of life.
As the Slovak problem began to deepen, the move gave him enough space to manoeuvre within various spheres of politics as they developed in parliament.
Her book critiques this phenomenon in chapters focussing on various spheres of culture (fashion, film, television) and movement issues (empowerment, gender difference).
Medals are usually given as accolades – for military heroism, for public service, for achievements in various spheres, a traditional and often unremarkable form of expression.
A native of Washington D.C., Desmond spent his summers in the District working in various spheres of the non-profit scene in education administration and homeless advocacy.
This workshop will explore the ways in which social exclusion contributes to poverty, and how social inclusion in various spheres may reduce it.
