The phrase "an array of photographs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection or variety of photographs, often implying a diverse selection.
Example: "The gallery featured an array of photographs capturing the beauty of nature from around the world."
Alternatives: "a collection of photographs" or "a variety of photographs."
But during the investigation, Mr. Wilkinson failed to identify Captain Sanchez in an array of photographs.
He said he was shown an array of photographs, apparently of suspected hijackers, and was asked whether he knew any of them.
There is only one, enormously complicated Shostakovich, who is captured here in an array of photographs and woven into newsreels and propaganda films a man both timid and bold, circumspect and hortatory, and always deeply hidden.
What are we to make of an array of photographs of a blubber cookery, a fisherman's cottage, a post-nuclear scene of Hiroshima and a snapshot of the author herself wearing a floppy-eared Russian-style hat?
The shooter sped off, but his face was seared into Mr. Leonik's memory, and he later testified before a grand jury and identified Mr. Colletta from an array of photographs, helping prosecutors indict him on second-degree murder and other charges.
On the wall of his waiting room was an array of photographs of every past director of the policy-planning staff, beginning with George Kennan, the father of the containment doctrine and the first holder of the office that Haass now occupies.
Another juror, Gretchen Flores, 22, a paralegal, said last night that three jurors believed that the testimony of Laura Weiner, the eyewitness who said she had seen Mr. Drake throw the brick, was shaky because she circled a picture of another man in an array of police photographs, but then picked Mr. Drake out of a lineup.
Published in partnership with the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, it comes with an array of lavish photographs and drawings from the observatory's archive.
His callused fingers engulfed the marker and the big hand moved swiftly, with near-artistic precision, putting one of sport's most recognizable signatures on an array of hats, photographs, posters, programs and scorecards from around the globe.
His callused fingers engulfed the marker and the big hand moved swiftly, with near-artistic precision, putting sport's most recognizable signature on an array of hats, photographs, posters, programs and scorecards from around the globe.
As audience members filed out of the hall, they may have seen an array of prewar photographs by Vishniac, which were on display at the institute at the time.
