The phrase "an array of glowing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of items or elements that emit light or have a luminous quality.
Example: "The night sky was filled with an array of glowing stars, creating a breathtaking view."
Alternatives: "a collection of radiant" or "a variety of shining".
Then there are the newcomers: casino lovers flocking to an array of 2,500 glowing monitors and electronic table games, and feverishly depositing dollar after dollar in hopes of an instant jackpot.
Along with the other five art installments including the "Untitled Structure" and an array of large, glowing spiders, the installments continue to get better and more complex every year.
In the examples listed above, seven designers have come up with an array of tricks, from a glowing interior landscape with walls of backlighted onyx, to a scheme that mimics the grand lighting of Radio City Music Hall.
Like Snapchat, it offers users an array of filters that can add dog ears, glowing eyes and bulbous foreheads to selfies.
To highlight the project at night, an array of spotlights were to be beamed heavenward, great glowing shafts disappearing into the sky — an eerie prefiguration of the annual Tribute in Light memorial near the site of the World Trade Center.
It seems safe to say that the Justices of the Supreme Court, currently weighing the fate of the Defense of Marriage Act, have not spent their time basking in the soft glow cast by an array of pixels depicting a pink equal sign against a red square backdrop, a symbol that is currently blanketing social-media networks like Facebook and Twitter.
By Matt Buchanan March 27, 2013 It seems safe to say that the Justices of the Supreme Court, currently weighing the fate of the Defense of Marriage Act, have not spent their time basking in the soft glow cast by an array of pixels depicting a pink equal sign against a red square backdrop, a symbol that is currently blanketing social-media networks like Facebook and Twitter.
At night, the LEDs glowed from within, bathing bystanders in an array of colors.
Other features included a luminaria program in which participants dedicated glowing lanterns to lost loved ones, as well as an array of unplanned, spontaneous experiences.
Just last month, researchers claimed to have detected the faint microwave glow of an outsized rocky planet some 300 AU away, using an array of telescope dishes in Chile called the Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA).
