The phrase "a limitless array of things" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a vast and diverse selection of items or options available in a particular context.
Example: "The new online store offers a limitless array of things, from clothing to electronics, ensuring that every customer finds something they love."
Alternatives: "an endless variety of items" or "a boundless selection of products."
In theory, if and when this kind of thing pans out on a commercial level, brain-monitored inputs could power a limitless array of outputs: anything from making an in-game VR avatar jump to turning off a set of Hue lights.
Where else can you find an international brand of exoticism that rivals Hong Kong, Nordic-style order and a limitless array of shops, restaurants and top-notch accommodations?
These metamaterials can be fabricated into a limitless array of sizes, shapes and properties depending on their intended use.
Von Ehr hopes to be the first entrepreneur to start selling submicroscopic robots that can fabricate from any combination of molecules a limitless array of superior materials maybe even hardwood.
It's about exploring the unknown, plumbing a limitless array of possibilities, diving in the pool of untested opportunity.
Essentially, the Post asserts that a generation that grew up amid "a limitless array of possibilities" is unable to cope with setbacks and disappointments.
He has written four books (now out of print), including a supremely toadying biography of Michael Portillo, and appears regularly on Newsnight Review, displaying, in heavily manicured voice, a capacity for over-loquaciousness on a seemingly limitless array of cultural matters.
Bjorn Jones, a librarian in Salinas, Calif., an hour south of Silicon Valley, said that while the Web offered access to a seemingly limitless array of educational resources, it was also a source of mindless entertainment.
Second, banks will be able to extend their offerings beyond the financial domain, embracing a potentially limitless array of knowledge-based products and services.
Instead of relying on questionnaires and other laborious and time-consuming methods of data collection, social scientists can simply take advantage of Twitter's stream to eavesdrop on a virtually limitless array of language in action.
