Only finite groups are considered. It is continue study multiply local
formations in the paper. Every formation is 0-multiply local. A forma
tion (sic) is called n-multiply local (n>0) if (sic) has a local scree
n all non-empty values of which are (n-1)-multiply local formations (A
. N. Skiba, 1987). In this paper Phi(n) ((sic)) is the intersection of
all maximal n-multiply local subformations of (sic), if (sic) has not
such subformations then Phi(n) ((sic))=(sic). The formation Phi(n) (s
ic) is called Frattini n-subformation of (sic). In cases n=0,1 this no
tion had been introduced and had been studied by A. N. Skiba in the pa
per <<(sic)>> //(sic).1981. T. 25, No 6, c. 492-495. In this paper the
following theorem is proved. Theorem. Let (sic) be some n-multiply lo
cal formation (n greater than or equal to 0) and let G epsilon(sic) is
a soluble group. Then G/F(G)epsilon Phi(n)((sic)).