The phrase "a plausible array of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection or variety of items, ideas, or options that seem reasonable or believable.
Example: "The research presented a plausible array of solutions to the environmental crisis."
Alternatives: "a credible range of" or "a reasonable selection of".
As a full factorial design which would encompass all possible combinations of attribute levels would not be feasible, a fractional design that included a plausible array of choice options was created using Sawtooth™ software (Sequim, WA).
For example, a consumer who used the alternative surface cleaner, tub and tile cleaner, laundry detergent, bar soap, shampoo and conditioner, facial cleanser and lotion, and toothpaste (a plausible array of product types for an individual) would potentially be exposed to at least 19 compounds: two parabens, three phthalates, MEA, DEA, five alkylphenols, and seven fragrances.
No plausible array of matching spending cuts or offsetting revenue increases has been, or will be, proposed to close the gap resulting from a large new tax cut.
Simon Lawry-Whumanitariantarian practice adviser, Crown Agents At the WHS, there are a mind-boggling number of agendas in the UN secretary-general's report – many very plausible – and a spectacular array of diverse commitments emerging from the manifold actors who constitute the humanitarian system.
Early tests of intervention effects should test a broad array of plausible mechanisms and outcomes in order to expand our knowledge base and help refine our theoretical models.
That would have meant ruling out a depressing array of other plausible causes, like unusually warm water (lobsters like the New England chill, and Long Island Sound is already the southern limit of their natural range), oxygen depletion, parasites and other pollutants.
On the other hand, mixed IGS arrays in single individuals are a plausible outcome of recombination in M/S hybrids.
However in our data technical issues to do with the array are not thought to be a problem as we obtained a plausible distribution of P values for our neuro-cognitive outcome.
Sider then offers up a plausible reconstruction of Armstrong's basic idea of relative atoms that avoids this objection, but this effort leads to an array of further objections to the view.
