The phrase "an array of agencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of different organizations or entities that serve a particular purpose or function.
Example: "The government has partnered with an array of agencies to address the environmental crisis."
Alternatives: "a range of agencies" or "a variety of agencies".
The money has been spread across an array of agencies charged with fighting the drug war.
Instead, Congress allowed the government's financial regulatory structure to remain stuck in the 1930s, split among an array of agencies.
Officials say the center, on Nebraska Avenue several miles from the White House, will be staffed by employees from an array of agencies.
His conclusions did not sit well with an array of agencies and individuals he accused of failures, including Blair, who was forced out as director of national intelligence.
The spokeswoman, Frances Tarlton, said yesterday that the delay was caused by the complicated logistics of preparing regulations involving an array of agencies and groups.
But President Clinton still approved an American role in 1994, and an array of agencies -- including the C.I.A. -- poured into the Andes to provide anti-drug intelligence and fly surveillance alongside Peruvian and Colombian fighters.
Nearly 6,400 personnel from an array of government agencies — including the military, the police, the national search-and-rescue agency and the Energy and Mineral Resources Department — were involved in efforts to find survivors, recover bodies and evacuate people from the stricken area, officials said.
The proposal has sparked a fierce debate inside the Bush administration and drawn resistance from an array of cabinet agencies, causing Mr. Ridge to back off from an initial effort to get the agency consolidation into the president's new budget, officials said.
As I've written previously in these columns, Iran sits on the governing boards of an array of U.N. agencies, and is currently chairing the 36-member executive board of the U.N.'s flagship agency, the U.N. Development Program which as part of its brief serves as coordinator for other U.N. operations in the field.
NASA is also partially shut down, along with the National Park Service and an array of smaller agencies.
They will have to pass through an array of government agencies, in City Hall, Albany and Washington.
