The phrase "adding an array of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the inclusion of multiple items or elements in a collection or list, often in a programming or data context.
Example: "The function is designed for adding an array of values to the existing dataset for analysis."
Alternatives: "including a variety of" or "incorporating a range of".
LS3 builds on Big Dog's capabilities, adding an array of cameras and sensors that allow it automatically follow a designated leader.
Last year, for example, Dennis Basso showed his first collection of wedding gowns for Kleinfeld, and Matthew Williamson, following a collaboration with Net-a-Porter in 2010, introduced his independent bridal line, pushing innovation and creativity and adding an array of styles and silhouettes previously unavailable.
Woodson also said that the team is planning on adding an array of features in the near future, like collision detection, for example, that will use a phone's accelerometer and GPS to detect impact and communicate that with the administrator.
It is adding an array of new derivatives contracts, most recently weather futures, and was preparing an energy trading business for launch this June, when a noncompete it has with the Nymex expires.
But Kansas went furthest, adding an array of lesser drug crimes; roughly 4,600 people in the state are now registered as drug offenders.
This dataset was preprocessed by adding an array of 8 bits, one bit per rule.
Aware of these realities, administrators have added an array of student services, from psychologists to career centers, to backstop or supplant faculty advisers.
But during the 1800's it also added an array of professional schools: medicine, divinity, law, music, art and the first graduate school in the United States to award a Ph.D.
And if finding the dream shoe is harder than finding a mate, milkandhoneyshoes.com allows brides to choose the style, color, material, toe shape and heel height and add an array of embellishments.
