The phrase "an array of industrial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of industrial items, processes, or sectors in a context that requires specificity or diversity.
Example: "The exhibition showcased an array of industrial innovations that are shaping the future of manufacturing."
Alternatives: "a range of industrial" or "a variety of industrial".
Japan is also a crucial global supplier of electronic goods and parts used in an array of industrial and consumer goods.
Koch Industries began with oil in the 1930s and now also spews an array of industrial products, from Dixie cups to Lycra, not unlike DuPont's portfolio of paint and plastics.
7– 9 Effective antifouling surfaces could improve the efficacy of biomedical devices, biosensors, and nanomedicine, 8, 10, 11 and reduce the high costs associated with biofouling on an array of industrial surfaces.
Mr. Heckman and his team at ASH NYC pulled from their collection of flea market finds for the apartments, including a vintage red bicycle, an old-fashioned bingo cage and an array of industrial-looking metal objects of indeterminate origin and use.
He travelled to Pakistan and took orders for an array of Pakistani industrial and development projects — factories, water projects, conventional military programs, and farms, as well as nuclear projects.
But the surging population growth of cities in the jungle is turning that rural vision on its head and alarming scientists, as an array of new industrial projects transforms the Amazon into Brazil's fastest-growing region.
The validated model is further applied to design and simulate an array of two industrial-scale thermal storage units, each of 7.2 GWhth capacity, for a 26 MWel round-the-clock concentrated solar power plant during multiple 8 h-charging/16 h-discharging cycles, yielding 95% overall thermal efficiency.
Engineered nanoparticles have been found tremendously useful in a diverse array of industrial products, comprising personal hygiene, clothing, food industry products, paints, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, electronics, and many more [ 22].
Whereas the process used in this study may be applied to multiple emerging lignin-based products across a wide array of industrial applications, this paper addresses a single lignin valorization market opportunity, lignin-based PAC.
In 1948, Max Bill, a Swiss, Bauhaus-trained architect, artist, theorist, and designer of a fantastic array of industrial and graphic items, from clocks to typefaces, lectured the Swiss Werkbund on the topic of "Beauty generated by function and as function".
