The phrase "a sprawling array of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large and diverse collection of items, ideas, or elements that are spread out over a wide area.
Example: "The exhibition featured a sprawling array of contemporary art pieces from various cultures and backgrounds."
Alternatives: "a vast collection of" or "a wide range of".
Similarly, Mr. McQuivey of Forrester noted that CNet had a sprawling array of Web sites.
What's more, they created a sprawling array of supporting characters, each more vibrant than their number of lines might suggest.
Any discussion of the pitfalls of tourism in Mexico invariably turns to Cancún, which went from a village of 200 fishermen 30 years ago into a sprawling array of beachfront hotels bordered by a largely impoverished population of 600,000.
His sounds and stylings are most difficult to pin down on his latest mixtape, Northern Lights, but it's his most fascinating release yet, exploring imitation, connection, disruption and evolution with a sprawling array of sounds and a sidewinding flow.
At the time, Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), a key commuter franchise that runs a sprawling array of routes from Brighton through London to Luton and beyond, seemed to have put recent problems behind it.
What began with meetings at diners and public libraries has matured into a sprawling array of overlapping groups, some intensely local and operating on shoestring budgets and others well-financed and professional.
Yorkshire is a big, sprawling county in northern England that offers an equally sprawling array of activities, from stunning medieval cities to gorgeous green landscapes.
Mr. Cobb's plan would have reduced the architectural cacophony of the airport's sprawling array of separate terminals by creating a vast central building, a modernist monument that would quite literally have brought order out of chaos.
The ceremony celebrated a decade-long building boom at La Défense, the sprawling array of office buildings long envisioned as Paris's answer to Lower Manhattan or the City of London.
Mr. Bloomberg has indicated that he sees the city's sprawling array of 329 often homespun senior centers as inefficient and outdated.
He said that LulzSec appeared to be trying to inspire others to join a sprawling, if fragmented, array of local groups, which could feed more attacks.
