The phrase "a diverse array of studies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of different research studies or academic works that cover a range of topics or methodologies.
Example: "The report presents a diverse array of studies that highlight the impact of climate change on various ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a wide range of studies" or "a variety of research studies."
It is demonstrated that soil erosion in vineyards is well assessed in the scientific literature with a diverse array of studies in Europe, but there is a lack of similar studies on other continents such as America and Oceania and no research in Africa or Asia.
This technology has been used very successfully in a diverse array of studies using downstream analysis at the DNA and RNA levels, including global gene expression profiling [ 9] and analyses of the proteome of prostate [ 7], colon [ 10], hepatocellular [ 11], breast [ 12], and pancreatic tumours [ 13].
The current issue is no exception, with a diverse array of innovative studies from a worldwide collection of contributors.
We expect that this collection of genome-specific SNPs will have broad utility in a diverse array of future studies spanning the full breadth of investigations in cotton that are enriched by genomic insight, including myriad applied objectives where SNP information will facilitate breeding, for example, or in fundamental investigations of genome-specific expression.
Effective conservation planning requires an understanding of species habitat relationships across a diverse array of taxa, yet many studies typically focus on conspicuous fauna.
The commensal microbiota is the subject of a diverse array of current and ongoing scientific study and investigation.
This classification system and its precursor, the International Classification of Impairments, Disabilities and Handicaps (WHO, 1980), have been used to frame a plethora of studies on a diverse array of diseases and conditions [ 12- 15].
Although we identified a diverse array of genes, some well-studied genes known to be expressed during embryogenesis were not easily identified in this study.
We further examine a diverse array of life-history traits of the studied 45 species, and their association with lineage-specific synonymous substitution rates (dS) and α.
In the fields of ecology and evolution (in which we work), faithful replication is typically difficult because we study a diverse array of species in a range of often variable settings.
