The phrase "an array of programs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety or collection of different programs, often in a technical or software context.
Example: "The new software suite includes an array of programs designed to enhance productivity and collaboration."
Alternatives: "a variety of programs" or "a range of programs".
The school has an array of programs, like after-school tutoring, to improve achievement.
Bilingual education, they say, is not one program, but an array of programs that have varying degrees of success.
Besides offering 60 suites for patients, the facility will also have communal kitchens and space for an array of programs and services.
Instead, he said, those programs could receive government assistance only through vouchers given to needy clients, who could choose from an array of programs.
But starting in 1994, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani established an array of programs to transfer city-owned properties to private owners.
"TANF is funding such an array of programs and services," said Mr. Sykes of the Schuyler Center for Analysis and Advocacy.
Despite one executive shakeup, hundreds of layoffs and an array of program cuts, Mount Sinai's budget deficit had actually grown to $72 million last year from $14 million in 2001.
One result has been an array of program and degree structures, based on different goals and what programs are in place.
The new financial documents showed that despite one executive shake-up, hundreds of layoffs and an array of program cuts, Mount Sinai's budget deficit had actually grown, to $72 million last year from $14 million in 2001.
The deal allows Comcast to offer the most advanced video-on-demand service, giving its customers an array of program choices, while denying them the ability to skip commercials.
Using a minimal amount of government financing as seed money, NPR has generated an array of programming — "Morning Edition," "All Things Considered" and others — that its member stations scoop up for audiences starved for hard news all over the country.
