The phrase "an array of potentially" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of options or possibilities that may have uncertain outcomes or characteristics.
Example: "The research presented an array of potentially beneficial solutions to the problem."
Alternatives: "a range of possible" or "a variety of potential".
We chose a screening method to encompass as broad an array of potentially heteroresistant isolates as possible.
This insight that the evolution of genes is affected by an array of potentially interacting (or correlated) properties suggests that any study focusing on a particular biological dimension needs to also consider an array of other factors.
An array of potentially immunomodulative interventions have been tested in a heterogeneous group of trauma patients in RCTs.
An array of potentially immunomodulative interventions have been tested in a heterogeneous group of trauma patients in level 1b and 2b RCTs.
An array of potentially costly lawsuits are landing at BP's feet.
Meanwhile, the governor's office must also worry about an array of other potentially embarrassing scandals, the most serious involving the governor's former chief of staff and chief counsel, who are under criminal investigation concerning whether they used their government positions to inflate the value of their billboard company.
Although cigarette smoking has been accepted worldwide as a risk factor for an array of chronic, potentially fatal diseases such as cancer, there are still pockets of society that could not see the link between tobacco and disease [ 21].
For perceived importance of an array of factors potentially influencing food-purchasing venue (rated 0 10, see above) mean scores were calculated for food shopping groups ("traditional," "modern," and "mixed") as well as by socio-economic and geo-demographic characteristics.
Related to this latter explanation, among an array of variables potentially influencing the resilience capacities of CSA victims, children who receive support from their non-offending parents [ 89] and those who have not experienced prior abuse [ 90] seem to fare better in spite of the sexual abuse adversity.
Several studies demonstrated that, apart from the effect on IL-2 expression, CNI exerts an array of effects potentially promoting the development and progression of neoplastic diseases including transforming growth factor β1 production and suppression of anti-tumour-specific immune responses [ 51, 52].
The surface epithelium of the mucosa forms a continuous barrier to a wide array of potentially harmful substances and microbial pathogens present in the lumen.
