The phrase "a proper array of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a suitable or appropriate collection of items, often in contexts like data, resources, or options.
Example: "The research team presented a proper array of tools to conduct the experiments effectively."
Alternatives: "an appropriate selection of" or "a suitable range of".
As tub4-S74E tub4-S360D360D cells, these tub4-S100E cells failed to organize a proper anti-parallel array of nuclear microtubules.
Therefore a proper control of the array operating point, with the aim to avoid or to limit the above phenomena, can be beneficial in order to maximize the energy production of the PV array itself during its lifetime.
Its international profile has expanded, and a new generation has graduated from the Young Writers' Programme to the theatre proper – notably an array of talented female playwrights, still scandalously under-represented on British stages.
The seemingly peaceful cohabitation of bacteria with their host represents a state of "controlled inflammation", in which the bacteria are prevented from gaining access to the body proper by an array of protective mechanisms.
To obtain a proper microstructure of TiO2 nanotube arrays, anodic oxidation voltages and times applied by a DC power supply were computer-controlled by a LabVIEW program.
Therefore, an array designer can select a proper set of weights according to its application, using a SNR curve versus to the peak sidelobe level.
For rendering a desired characteristics of a sound field, a proper conditioning of acoustic actuators in an array are required, but the source condition depends strongly on its position.
Combination of the FFD with PCA and HCA, brought to the identification of 8 proper arrays containing four polymers in each array.
Due to the innate complexity of proteins, nucleic acids, and polysaccharides, a proper understanding of biological macromolecules requires a diverse array of experimental and theoretical techniques.
