The phrase "an array of complications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of difficulties or issues that are present in a situation.
Example: "The project faced an array of complications, including budget constraints and staffing shortages."
Alternatives: "a multitude of challenges" or "a range of difficulties."
The use of organ transplantation or prosthetics devices comes with an array of complications related to biocompatibility, rejection, and donor organ scarcity.
However, an array of complications may substantially alter the quality of treatment, and it appears that catheter-related morbidity and dysfunction are more frequent with the femoral than internal jugular site.
Heparin and protamine are the standard anticoagulant-antidote regimen used in almost every cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) procedure even though both are associated with an array of complications and toxicities.
The 300,000 Americans who depend on dialysis to stay alive are crippled by an array of complications caused by the buildup of dangerous poisons in their blood, and only one-third survive more than five years.
The rationale behind such a proposed paradigm shift is the observation that it may be possible to extend the scope of the current first trimester integrated or combined test, conducted at 11 13 weeks of gestation, to detect not only fetal chromosomal anomalies, but also pregnancies at risk for an array of complications including PE, IUGR and PTL [1,2].
An array of complications left the Yankees stranded overnight at Dulles airport as they tried to travel to Kansas City.
This caused not a little confusion and gave rise to an array of logistical complications for Heintzelman.
The suit was filed shortly after his wife, Kimberly, became pregnant and began to suffer from an array of medical complications, including pre-eclampsia, a potentially life-threatening condition.
Numerous studies have reported its remarkable activity against an array of clinical complications including hepatotoxicity, but there were no significant reports on its mechanism of hepato-protective action.
In fact, he came to know the frustrations of seeking specialized treatment on a very personal level when his son was diagnosed with an array of medical complications.
AGEs have been linked to a wide array of complications and diseases, and mediate their effects by binding to the specific cell-surface receptor for advanced glycation end products (RAGE).
