The phrase "an array of distinct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of unique items or elements in a particular context, often in academic or descriptive writing.
Example: "The research presented an array of distinct species found in the rainforest, highlighting their unique adaptations."
Alternatives: "a variety of unique" or "a range of different".
So how does one turn such an array of distinct texts into a single modern edition?
Penn, who four years ago succeeded Morris as Bill Clinton's political sounding board, sees the electorate's center not as a beige clump of moderates but as an array of distinct slices, each susceptible to a nuanced political appeal.
The complex molecular architecture of each of the cannabinoid receptors allows for a single receptor to recognize multiple classes of compounds and produce an array of distinct downstream effects.
Vegetation patterns of mangroves in the Florida Coastal Everglades (FCE) result from the interaction of environmental gradients and natural disturbances (i.e., hurricanes), creating an array of distinct riverine and scrub mangroves across the landscape.
Thus, the young cowbirds are exposed to a vast diversity of foster parents and to an array of distinct social cues and vocalizations that they potentially could mis-imprint upon.
It is well recognized that such immune cell signaling networks are strongly influenced by an array of distinct nuclear receptors (NRs).
This heterogeneous electrophoretic mobility of apoE results from the inherent charge differences of the three major apoE isoforms (-E2, -E3, -E4) and the appearance of each isoform as an array of multiple distinct gel features caused by post-translational modifications.
We present here an array of 12 distinct alternatively spliced chimeric transcripts obtained via RT-PCR that were derived from the soybean wp mutant allele in which the second intron of the F3H1 gene is interrupted by the 5.7 kb transposon containing five captured host gene-fragments.
Particularly the polyunsaturated fatty acid side chains of membrane phospholipids are highly susceptible to modification by reactive oxygen intermediates, which potentially yields an enormous array of distinct lipid oxidation products with diverse biological effects (Leitinger, 2003; Berliner & Watson, 2005; Bochkov et al, 2010; Lee et al, 2012).
It's not always obvious to outsiders, but the term "technology sector" is a catch-all for a large array of distinct jobs.
Liver development is a sequential array of distinct biological events.
