The phrase "a large array of activities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a wide variety of different tasks or events available in a particular context, such as a program, event, or organization.
Example: "The community center offers a large array of activities for all ages, including sports, arts and crafts, and educational workshops."
Alternatives: "a wide range of activities" or "a diverse selection of activities."
Nonprofit organizations participate in a large array of activities, from education to poverty relief and music to political advocacy.
Peter Youngbaer, white-nose syndrome liaison for the National Speleological Society, said the advisory covers tens of thousands of caves and would affect a large array of activities including organized caving events and equipment sales.
IL-1 is a proinflammatory cytokine that has a large array of activities that regulate the inflammatory process [ 61].
We speculated that children in the early years of elementary school (6- and 7-year-olds) may need a more tightly structured program that offers a limited array of activities, and that a larger array of activities might be overwhelming, but that a broader array of activity choices might become more important as the children developed.
Located in Downtown Phoenix, Scottsdale and other surrounding areas are an large array of cultural activities, including the Phoenix Symphony Hall, Phoenix Art Museum, Center for Creative Photography, Heard Museum and the Pueblo Grande Museum and Cultural Park.
Profile The city of Deltona has over 100 lakes within its limits which offer a large array of water sports and activities for locals and visitors.
Guests can enjoy a large array of land and water sports, activities and nightly entertainment.
We recently showed that fluoroquinolones accumulate in macrophages and show activity against a large array of intracellular organisms including Listeria monocytogenes and Staphylococcus aureus (9).
The finding that several Gq-coupled GPCRs can be activated by membrane stretch implies that mechanical stimuli can influence PLC activity in a large array of cells and tissues.
They also represented a large array of molecular functions such as DNA binding, protein binding, hydrolase activity, and transcription cofactor activity (Fig. 2B).
This is particularly true of brain activity recorded from a large array of electrodes where increases in the number of electrodes has resulted in a combinatorial explosion in the number of potential interactions that must be evaluated.
