The phrase "an array of complaints" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety or multitude of grievances or issues that have been raised.
Example: "The manager received an array of complaints from customers regarding the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "a range of complaints" or "a multitude of complaints".
Posnanski's initial thoughts on Paterno and the scandal provoked an array of complaints.
The nation's most senior state prosecutor, Efterpi Koutzamani, ordered the Greek parliament to examine an array of complaints brought by private citizens against Varoufakis.
Italians have submitted an array of complaints, from throwing out uneaten hospital food to leaving the heating on during the summer.
Mr. Coon, in an interview, did not address Bayou La Batre, but said he had already released hundreds of clients, many of them Vietnamese, on an array of complaints.
Joseph C. Peiffer, a New Orleans lawyer who represents financial fraud victims, said the problem was far broader than the Endeavor case, noting that at least $100 million had been returned to investors around the country after an array of S.E.C. complaints, financial industry arbitration and lawsuits.
Analyzing a broader array of complaints in another breakdown, the authors said that from 2002 to 2004 civilians filed 10,149 complaints accusing officers of excessive force, illegal searches and false arrests, and of abusing them sexually or because of race.
Among those questions: Why Purdue officials seem to have stopped one investigation in September only to launch another, and whether they looked into the full array of complaints against Taleyarkhan, including an alleged manipulation of scientific data.
People whipped out an array of smart phones to lodge complaints with the election commission and describe their travails on Twitter.
"We must change course and take a new tack," The administration is hoping to encourage smaller companies in an array of industries to bring their complaints to the Justice Department about potentially improper business practices by their larger rivals.
The administration is hoping to encourage smaller companies in an array of industries to bring their complaints to the Justice Department about potentially improper business practices by their larger rivals.
Expected as a set to tap an array of non-psychotic disorders, these recurrent complaints have been brand-named common mental disorders (CMD) or psychological distress in the late 1980s and since used in many papers [ 2- 4].
