The phrase "a uniform array of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent and organized arrangement of items or elements, often in a scientific or technical context.
Example: "The experiment required a uniform array of samples to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a consistent set of" or "an even distribution of".
The surface morphology is found to evolve from a microporous and cratered structure to a uniform array of SiNWs at sufficiently high χ values.
The XRD and SEM results revealed that a uniform array of WO3 nanowires has been generated within pores of self-assembled PAA, and the diameter of the WO3 nanowire was similar to the diameter of PAA membrane, i.e., 50 nm.
Silver ion bombardment (see Fig. 1c) gives rise to emergence of a uniform array of nano-islands 5 to 25 nm in height and with a base diameter of 13 to 35 nm.
As the deposition proceeds, limited atomic diffusion into the self-shadowed region and preferential deposition of the vapor flux on top of the islands create porous slanted nanorod arrays shown in Fig. 1c. Figure 1d shows a cross-sectional scanning electron microscopy (SEM) image of a uniform array of SiO2 nanorods deposited on Si substrate with a deposition angle of 80° without rotation.
An optimised photoresist reflow process and low selectivity inductively coupled plasma etching are used to actualize a uniform array of micro-lenses with radii of curvature of 13 mm or more and a high quality surface of a root-mean-square roughness of 0.18 nm.
A uniform array of pixels of any value returns an array of zero pixels after filtration.
China is likely to shift from its current mixture of Canadian, French and Russian technology to a more uniform array of plants, nearly all the officials and executives interviewed said.
We present an ESPRIT-based algorithm that yields extended-aperture two-dimensional (2D) arrival angle and carrier frequency estimates with a sparse uniform array of electromagnetic vector sensors.
The TiO2 film is composed of separate NRs with consistent orientation, forming a uniform array that covered the entire surface of the substrate.
Calculations are performed in the simple case of an initial uniform array of bubbles of equal radii.
The consistency of the nanometre scale pore structures present in the membrane clearly demonstrates the effectiveness of the two-step anodization process in producing a highly regular, closely packed, and uniform array of pores.
