The phrase "an array of cultural" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a diverse range of cultural elements, practices, or influences.
Example: "The festival showcased an array of cultural performances from around the world, highlighting the richness of global traditions."
Alternatives: "a variety of cultural" or "a range of cultural".
CIEE provides an array of cultural immersion opportunities throughout the course of the semester.
Bookings will start at $1,800 (£1,200) per person and feature an array of cultural and educational activities, including Spanish lessons, Carnival's website says.
The organization is smart, representing an array of cultural studies approaches to embodiment and building bridges between literary, historical, geographical, and visual studies of early America.
All foreign-born, the designers created outfits that revealed an array of cultural influences: Khan layered a punk-rock leather vest with an Indian beaded dress, while rag & bone paired a British prep-school blazer with mountaineering boots.
What he finds are drugs, punk rock and an array of cultural touchstones that are pressed into his hand by Mr. Franklin, a church choir director for whom Europe is a magical land of promise and fulfillment.
Although First Nights are designed to provide alcohol-free, family- and arts-oriented events for a city's residents, even the smallest city is likely to present an array of cultural performances and activities that might interest an out-of-towner.
Arunachal Pradesh has an array of notable cultural institutions, which together underscore the state's religious and cultural diversity.
An article in an establishment newspaper accused an array of prominent cultural figures, including a caricaturist, a sculptor, a conductor and a painter, of teaming up with Mr Jahanbegloo and another philosopher to plot a "velvet revolution".
They also say he has used the country's oil wealth to raise living standards, including a glittering revival of Baku, which is now dotted with luxury homes built from elegant stone, skyscrapers and an array of new cultural sites.
"The Sound and the Fury" in any color typeface tells the story of the Compsons, a once-aristocratic Mississippi family whose decline into despair, tragedy and chaos Faulkner imbued with an array of broader cultural, historical and philosophical resonances.
He shows how an array of local cultural narratives--stories of honor, value, prestige, and piety--flow in and around global narratives of "progress," modernity, and consumer fulfillment.
