The phrase "affect a broad array" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of something on a wide range of subjects or areas.
Example: "The new policy is expected to affect a broad array of industries, from technology to agriculture."
Alternatives: "impact a wide range" or "influence a diverse set".
By contrast, there may be a more general reprogramming caused by EDCs, such that exposed individuals and their offspring have altered responses to environmental (proximate) stimuli that go beyond a single system (e.g., estrogenic EDCs) and affect a broader array of responses, including stress responsiveness, as we use as an example below.
Much of the ill will growing from these problems at Bankers Trust has been directed internally at Mr. Newman, even though the economic downturn overseas affected a broad array of financial services companies.
The occupied receptor transmits a variety of signals affecting a broad array of events within the osteoclast and its precursor.
Building on these observed EMT-associated changes in chromatin, our ability to acutely trigger Snail-1-mediated EMT and correlate promoter chromatin marks with time-dependent global transcriptional patterns thus provides a comprehensive view of the differential changes affecting a broad array of functionally related genes.
If our government cannot pass financial regulation after a near total meltdown because of the powerful banking lobby, how is it going to craft thoughtful and decent health care legislation when it affects such a broad array of corporate interests?
Furthermore, this protein degradation is both γ-dose-dependent and non-specific, affecting apparently a broad array of proteins found in the serum.
Both policies will affect a broad swath of workers.
However, general effects on gene expression have not been well characterized, and the mechanisms by which mTOR signaling affects the expression of a broad array of genes are less well defined than is the case for its other biological effects.
It also can't help but affect reporting and analysis of a broad array of social issues where class is either the primary focus or the subtext.
