The phrase "an array of ages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse range of ages within a group or population.
Example: "The event attracted an array of ages, from young children to senior citizens, creating a vibrant atmosphere."
Alternatives: "a variety of ages" or "a range of ages".
First, the diversity and the size of the sample posed a limitation: the 57 participants spanned an array of ages, language experience, and class levels.
However, our results show that volunteers are an array of ages, a mix of genders (although slightly more females), have mixed employment status, marital status and a mix of previous own experience of mental illness.
Devoted to the gay "bear" subculture, he sent rugged, lumberjack-style clothes down the runway on a mix of scruffy models and normal (but still, of course, totally gorgeous) men in an array of age and body types.
With Guardiola now at the helm, you would be foolish not to think that the defence would be one of his top priorities considering City now also have an array of ageing full backs in Sagna, Clichy, Kolarov and Zabaleta, all of whom, overall, have given excellent service in the past 5 seasons.
Essentially an intergalactic big-game hunter with an array of space-age weapons.
"It's often a funnel situation… The abuser has an array of children (aged 6 to 18) in their orbit, but they don't abuse all of them.
And, sure, you will also find a selection of cheeses, including a tangy goat milk cheese ($7.95 a pound) as well as an array of variously aged Gouda and Edam.
But I could look at the 3-D prints of earlier scans, a row of tiny gray figures representing a broad array of ages, styles and body types, and explore the printers themselves: strange, boxy incubators in which, it seemed, any imaginable form could materialize.
It's a fantastic array of ages!" "I always wanted to play Broadway.
All jokes aide, though, Arroyo Seco was a welcome acknowledgment that the music festival market not only can accommodate a diverse array of ages and interests but can also be good business.
She said there are certainly similarities ― both types of activities involve rituals, peaceful experiences and "wise words" ― but religious congregations have a wide array of ages, from babies to the very elderly, and that age diversity is often lacking in secular classes, for example.
