The phrase "an array of orientations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of different perspectives, positions, or alignments on a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The conference featured an array of orientations on climate change, allowing participants to explore diverse viewpoints."
Alternatives: "a range of perspectives" or "a variety of viewpoints."
The two subunits in the dimer are not confined to a single configuration but rather adopt an array of relative orientations.
In the dendrites, the situation is more complex than in the axon, since the microtubules form an array of mixed orientation.
These data can be in the form of a longitudinal and azimuthal pair of angles representing a single configuration of the tensors, or more commonly, an array of angle pairs representing multiple orientations of the tensors to model a disordered ensemble of nuclear spin systems.
The space supports art and projects made by people traditionally passed over by arts and politics mainly women, people of color and an array of artists of different sexual and gender orientations.
The wetting behavior of a droplet on a patterned surface, e.g. an array of pillars, is generally affected by the orientation, surface density (distance), size, and the shape of the pillars.
This paper presents the development of the three-dimensional flow architecture of conjugate cooling channels in forced convection with internal heat generation within the solid for an array of circular cooling channels with different flow orientation.
Recording the emission radiation pattern of awake bats requires the usage of an array of microphones in combination with a head-orientation sensor and, ideally, naturally behaving animals.
Here, an arbitrary beam of prescribed aperture, orientation origin is reconstructed using an array of loudspeakers.
In precision paradigms, participants typically view an array of items, e.g. several bars that differ in colour and orientation.
