The phrase "an array of printed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection or variety of printed materials, such as documents, images, or publications.
Example: "The library offers an array of printed resources, including books, magazines, and newspapers."
Alternatives: "a variety of printed" or "a collection of printed".
There's an array of fabrics printed with well loved cartoon characters and fabrics in basic colors that you can mix and match with other decors in your toddler's bedroom; and these come in affordable prices that can fit your budget.
In this task, the child was presented with an array of 100 letters printed on an 8.5" × 11" sheet of white paper and was asked to scan the letters and to cross out all 20 instances of the target letter "X" quickly and accurately.
Red, gold and apocalyptic, it depicts a childlike Buddha with arms spread to touch the mythical creatures surrounding him.Haring himself appears frequently in the exhibition: a self-portrait from 1985 hangs to one side, along with an array of silver prints of Haring and Warhol, and some vibrant Polaroids of Haring with friends including Grace Jones and Madonna.
The metaphor of the world of news publishing then was an array of megasized printing machines working through the night churning out black-and-white newspapers.
Featuring an array of digital prints, sculptures, video and performance, the exhibition explores this new form of communication by appropriating the characters as components of artwork.
The electric and magnetic dipoles are synthesized using sub-wavelength arrays of printed elements.
Players need to build a tower using an array of differently-shaped 3D printed animal blocks – and with each critter they add, they affect a digital ecosystem housed on the tablet screen.
Collars and leashes come in an array of colors and prints, including studded "punk rock" collars ($25) and an $85 Cheyenne Collection harness and lead set made of woven nylon in a striking American Indian-inspired print.
"The results are an array of stunning mirrored prints that morph and shift as pigment secreted by bacteria diffuses through layers of inoculated silk habotai," reads a statement from project's website.
