The phrase "an array of conflicting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of differing or opposing elements, opinions, or ideas in a particular context.
Example: "The committee faced an array of conflicting opinions on the proposed policy changes."
Alternatives: "a range of contradictory" or "a variety of opposing".
That decision, which produced an array of conflicting opinions, created considerable uncertainty about the legal basis for Mr. Marri's detention.
Decades of research on Jesus' proposed burial cloth have revealed an array of conflicting ideas surrounding the shroud's authenticity.
White House officials have provided an array of conflicting explanations for Trump's abrupt firing of Comey last Tuesday and his revealing of classified information to Russian officials during an Oval Office meeting the following day.
Importantly, it is difficult to relate these in vitro observations to the situation that occurs in vivo, especially when there is such an array of conflicting evidence in the literature.
On the verge of reaching a final decision about his campaign for the Senate, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani found himself confronting an array of conflicting advice yesterday from his advisers, some of whom have financial, political and career interests riding on whether he stays in the race.
Doctors often describe the treatment of lower-back pain as "an industry," and as long as patients are confronted with an array of conflicting advice, that's unlikely to change: the desperate patient sitting in the doctor's office is especially vulnerable to the persuasive recommendations of whatever professional he happens to be consulting.
Leader includes, in his account of Bellow's life, an array of conflicts and foibles that don't depart drastically from the run of modern lives not lived on the literary grid.
She has submitted the proper paperwork, she says, while enduring a bewildering array of conflicting instructions from her bank.
It also neatly summarizes the array of conflicting facts and accusations encompassing the cyberwar now taking place in tandem with the Russian fighting in Georgia.
Science has transformed itself into specialized knowledge, offering an inconsistent array of conflicting explanations called "expert opinions".
But Mr. Clinton also plans to use the United Nations meeting to insert himself in an array of simmering world conflicts -- from the Middle East to Cyprus to the Korean Peninsula.
