The phrase "an array of deaths" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety or multitude of deaths, often in contexts discussing events, statistics, or narratives involving loss of life.
Example: "The report detailed an array of deaths resulting from the natural disaster, highlighting the need for immediate humanitarian aid."
Alternatives: "a range of fatalities" or "a variety of deaths".
Actually, an array of death stress, including chemotherapeutic agents, induce permeabilization of the outer mitochondrial membrane (OMM) followed by release of apoptotic proteins into the cytosol.
After years of false starts, are we on the brink of a breakthrough in improving relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan, with the Taliban and al-Qaeda on both sides of the border suffering an array of defeats and deaths?
Bcl-2, which is an integral mitochondrial membrane protein, blocks apoptosis induced by a wide array of death signals and is involved in decreasing ROS production [ 11].
As of late, Rikers has made for even rougher headlines with its own version of a torture report: stories of "Fight Club -esque violenClub -esqueed by guards that haviolenceo an array of serinstigatedies and even deaths, including those of some mentally ill patients.
Our study linked cohort outcomes (survival, non-injury death and injury death) to an array of relevant exposures recorded at baseline including geodemographic attributes, social covariates, health and psychological states and health-risk behaviours.
The Jerry Garcia & Merl Saunders Band recorded two albums in the 1970s, and the two played together on an array of projects until Garcia's death in 1995.
These may release an array of proteases that induce the death of endothelial cells, thereby generating local disruption of microvessels [21] and further promoting IPH.
Another montage, of all the beloved shows that ended in the past year, indicated the wildly imaginative array of deaths that TV writers have in store for their protagonists, from stabbing by wooden stake to crushing by airborne piano.
Hare complains that the soaring array of deaths in the latest series of The Bridge – bodies decomposed, bodies corrupting slowly from within, bodies bashed with lamp stands – is accompanied by none of the excitement in the wider world that would be needed to inculcate any sense of realism.
