The phrase "an array of agreements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of agreements or contracts that are available or being considered.
Example: "The negotiation process resulted in an array of agreements that addressed various aspects of the partnership."
Alternatives: "a range of agreements" or "a variety of agreements".
My new alpine homeland is in most respects in a similar position to Norway, but instead of the EEA, it has chosen an array of bilateral agreements with the EU on most aspects of integration.
The virtues of the "Swiss model," an array of bilateral agreements with the EU, might not be desirable as Swiss arrangements are static and don't cover services, which are so central to Britain's economy.
As Lang and Schoen write, "A vast array of agreements, policies and standards now underpin UK food".
As Lang and Schoen write, "A vast array of agreements, policies and standards now underpin UK food". Brexit could entail the renegotiation of thousands of exceedingly complex E.U. regulations, many of which concern the food system.
But behind many mortgages is a complex chain of parties that service mortgages or invest in them through an array of complicated legal agreements.
The new spending comes attached with an array of targets and agreements by government departments to improve its effectiveness.These spending plans set the political stage for the next election and beyond.
To keep control of the marketplace, Mr. Milken and his team entered into illegal agreements with an array of Wall Street investors and traders, secretly acting in concert to force their will on the marketplace -- a criminal conspiracy.
If the pension changes are struck down, Mayor Eric Garcetti and council members could find themselves negotiating reductions in pension costs at the same time they are also trying to reach salary agreements with an array of unions.
Because Iraq is still a combat zone, the agreement has an array of restrictions on American operations to ensure that the Iraqi government has real control over troop activities, in addition to a timeline for the withdrawal of foreign troops in the country.
A23 NEW YORK/REGION B1-7 Leaders in Albany Agree On $1.2 Billion in Tax Cuts Governor Pataki and legislative leaders neared a deal on the state budget, reaching tentative agreement on an array of tax cuts that would save New Yorkers $1.2 billion a year, aides said.
