The phrase "an array of criteria" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a diverse set of standards or principles used for evaluation or decision-making.
Example: "The selection process will be based on an array of criteria, including experience, skills, and cultural fit."
Alternatives: "a range of criteria" or "a variety of criteria".
Currently, teachers decide whether to promote students based on an array of criteria, including standardized test scores, grades and performance in class.
Building on these discussions, I present an array of criteria for evaluating local master plans and zoning codes.
There is an array of criteria to consider: Do they like gays?
"We accept students from a pool of qualified candidates based on an array of criteria," Bollinger imagined Columbia arguing.
In our review of the literature surrounding frozen shoulder and PSS we found an array of criteria for both frozen shoulder and PSS.
Case selection will include screening all acute fever patients admitted to selected wards to select probable cases of leptospirosis and case confirmation using an array of standard laboratory criteria.
The World Bank and IMF use an array of statistical criteria to quantify poverty.
His firm runs a portal through which broker-dealers can post and manage securities sales, while institutions, family offices and wealthy individuals can search for offerings by specifying an array of investor criteria.
"When reviewing the NRDC's report, however, it's important to keep in mind that a 'Notice of Violation' (NOV) has a broad array of criteria and simply stating a gross number of NOVs does not clarify the severity of a given incident.
When, in 1998, Mr Storey compared 427 family and non-family firms, he found no evidence that either group performed better, on a wide array of criteria.
For the rural and agro-quality food districts (DRAQ), the Regions elaborated a rich array of criteria which strictly corresponded to the main points of their legal definition.
