The phrase "an array of exhibits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a diverse collection or variety of exhibits, often in the context of a museum, gallery, or presentation.
Example: "The art fair featured an array of exhibits showcasing contemporary artists from around the world."
Alternatives: "a collection of exhibits" or "a variety of exhibits."
This 20th anniversary show will bid a "Welcome to Spring," with 20 major display gardens, plus an array of educational exhibits.
Still a subterranean construction site, a series of chambers as vast and as hermetic as a pharaoh's tomb, the museum will eventually offer an array of historical exhibits, personal tributes and archaeological artifacts.
The museum, which is open to the public and nicknamed the "Museum of Death," features an array of morbid exhibits: a liver with stab wounds floating in formaldehyde, severed penises and the preserved bodies of serial killers.
This informally landscaped garden and arboretum is best known for its glasshouses and plant collections, but it is also home to an eclectic array of exhibits and facilities.
He has assembled a wide array of exhibits from artisans throughout the world, as well as an intriguing creation by a British artist called "From Muck to Gold" that illustrates the potential uses of human excrement.
offers an array of interactive learning exhibits.
C. annuum produces an array of PI genes exhibiting regulated expression under induced conditions.
Their talent and imagination are visible in every corner of the University, adding a distinctive dimension to intellectual inquiry and enriching campus life with a breath-taking array of exhibits, performances, and creative endeavors.
To woo clients, the bank sponsored an array of events -- including art exhibits, tennis tournaments and sailing regattas -- at which Birkenfeld and other UBS bankers could rub elbows with wealthy Americans who might be looking for a place to stash their money, according to documents filed in federal court in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
This museum is a secret gem in CT! Wide array of exhibits and artists, beautiful building and architecture, and totally free.
