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The phrase "an array of glossy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of shiny or lustrous items, often in a context related to visual appeal or presentation.
Example: "The store displayed an array of glossy magazines, each featuring vibrant covers that caught the eye."
Alternatives: "a collection of shiny" or "a variety of lustrous".
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Just about any upscale facility will offer its own version of spa water along with the plush chaise lounges and an array of glossy beauty magazines.
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Vaccine resisters cite an array of reasons.
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