The phrase "abundant array" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large and diverse collection of items, options, or features in various contexts, such as art, nature, or technology.
Example: "The garden showcased an abundant array of flowers, each more vibrant than the last."
Alternatives: "plentiful selection" or "rich variety."
By the time this abundant array is consumed, perhaps with a glass of $3.95 house wine, few diners will still be thinking of having an appetizer.
A big challenge for the food sector would be to transform its products to reduce the promotion and abundant array of high energy foods, he said.
For lunch, guests can return to the dining room or make their own bag lunch from an abundant array of sandwich ingredients (artichoke-walnut pâté with braised leeks on rosemary bread was my favorite concoction), salad makings and rich cookies.
It's always been painful yet irresistible to watch when businesses try tuning in to "the youth", but the 21st century has an especially abundant array of opportunities for such misguided behaviour.
The ideal answer for Lewis would be that some principle in his theory guarantees a plenitude of worlds, a maximally abundant array of worlds that leaves "no gaps in logical space; no vacancies where a world might have been, but isn't" (Lewis 1986, 86).
We are blessed to live in a world with an abundant array of spiritual resources to aid us in our quest for a meaningful, happy life.
In particular, the relative rarity of such systems in cyanobacteria is striking when they are compared to other bacteria with multicellular tendencies and similar complex signaling mechanisms [ 65], such as deltaproteobacteria and actinobacteria, which in contrast possess abundant arrays of polymorphic toxin systems.
The interface tissue between the LA and rhabdosphincter area in males contained abundant irregularly arrayed elastic fibers and smooth muscles.
One of the most unusual findings in our case was the abundant curvilinear arrays of PrPSc in various brain regions.
We therefore presume that the contribution from low abundant tandem arrays or dispersed 5 S genes in Ls and L-type genomes to total rRNA pools is minor, if any.
Though there is an abundant and diverse array of bird species utilizing the wetlands, migrating traits of these avifauna species have changed.
