The phrase "an array of glittering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or variety of shining or sparkling objects, often in a poetic or descriptive context.
Example: "The night sky was filled with an array of glittering stars, each one twinkling like a distant diamond."
Alternatives: "a collection of sparkling" or "a multitude of shining".
The Swiss-Italian chef, René Mettler, has been here 14 years, and has won an array of glittering prizes on display in an alcove at the back, including one for ice carving in Ottawa.
In an October performance at the West Village club Fat Cat its musicians sat cross legged behind an array of glittering bronze percussion instruments on the black basement floor, a linoleum surface one suspects began as some other color.
From 12-16 of September, Somerset House in London becomes a new home to the fashpack, an array of glittering celebs, hopeful designers, models, outlandishly dressed bloggers, photographers, and hordes of fashion students and hard-working interns.
They also did the mopping and scrubbing at 2000 Avenue of the Stars, which also is part of the complex and is home to an array of glittering businesses, including the Creative Artists Agency, an entertainment and sports powerhouse.
It shows the upper echelon, these so-called "most demanding water drinkers around the world," supping down Voss, brandishing Voss, foxtrotting with Voss in an array of glittering locations.
An array of glittering chemises hung from a rack, and on a lighted vanity was a 1956 paperback of Allen Ginsberg's "Howl".
Customers can browse among well-stocked aisles laden with wood stencils, craft sticks and clothespins, alphabet letters, ribbons and an array of children's craft kits, glitter, and stickers.
Even Lily Allen, who rocked quite a low-key look of dresses and trainers for her first album, vamped up considerably for her second offering, taking to the stage in an array of sexy outfits and face glitter.
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.
£95 (liberty.co.uk) All that glitters In the run-up to Christmas, the V&A museum shop (and website) is stocking an array of gifts to complement its India Festival season.
