The phrase "an array of generic" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a variety of generic items or concepts, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The store offers an array of generic products, including food, cleaning supplies, and personal care items."
Alternatives: "a variety of generic" or "a range of generic".
Let's face it, "Glee" has doled out messy portions of snark and spectacle for some time now; it doesn't take much in the way of intelligence or effort to churn out acerbic one-liners and a seemingly endless array of generic, auto-tuned pop hits.
Clearly researchers who intend to measure the health related quality of life of people with diabetes face an array of choices regarding which generic instrument to use, and then which algorithm to employ.
Many industrialized countries have enacted an array of concrete measures aimed at rationalization of drug utilization, such as defining the price of generic products, stimulating pharmacists to issue generic products, and giving priority to generic products on the lists of insurance companies [ 4, 8, 9, 36, 37].
High Priest stayed in the back, with an array of synthesizers and sequencers, while Sayyid hyped the crowd with generic exhortations, seemingly oblivious to the strange noises his bandmates were generating.
The EQ-5D-3L™ is a generic standardized measure of health status for an array of health conditions, treatments, and populations.
The generic WEC is assumed to be composed of an array of heaving, floating cylinders.
On the floor is an array of nondescript objects, including bottles and rough abstract sculptures made of painted foam blocks; a generic, brushy abstract painting hangs on the wall.
Caused largely by an array of manufacturing problems, the shortage has prompted Congressional hearings, a presidential order and pledges by generic drug makers to communicate better with federal regulators.
