The phrase "an array of pilot" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "an array of pilots"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to a variety or collection of pilots, such as in a discussion about different pilot programs or individuals in aviation.
Example: "The conference featured an array of pilots sharing their experiences and insights on the latest aviation technologies."
Alternatives: "a variety of pilots" or "a selection of pilots."
The legislation creates an array of pilot programs within Medicare, to test other innovative cost-reduction strategies.
But the bills would launch an array of pilot projects to test new payment and health care delivery systems within Medicare.
The Democratic bills would use both of those for savings and initiate an array of pilot projects to try to find solutions.
That is a major goal of the new reform law, which is starting an array of pilot projects in Medicare and Medicaid.
Pending reform legislation, specifically the Senate bill, would launch an array of pilot projects to test reforms in delivering and paying for care.
The strategy aims to better coordinate an array of pilot programs and other initiatives already under way across the Department of Defense and the various military services.
The pilots spend most of their time in air-conditioned trailers in front of an array of monitors, piloting the remote-controlled unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) from just outside of Las Vegas.
After the U.S. entry into World War II, the War Department was given joint responsibility for the project, because by mid-1942 it was obvious that a vast array of pilot plants, laboratories, and manufacturing facilities would have to be constructed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers so that the assembled scientists could carry out their mission.
There's an arsenal of tools and advice to implement behaviour change tactics, and a wonderful array of pilots, initiatives and examples to learn from.
Aircraft cockpits use an array of gauges and dials that pilots read one by one but must understand collectively.
The United States is still flying an array of surveillance planes and remotely piloted Predator drones, particularly near Surt.
