The phrase "an array of proposed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of suggestions or options that have been put forward for consideration.
Example: "The committee reviewed an array of proposed solutions to address the ongoing issue."
Alternatives: "a range of suggested" or "a variety of proposed".
The Missile Tests In Congress, there is an array of proposed measures to impose new sanctions because of Iran's missile tests.
The group also heard from members of Congress, Democrats Earl Blumenauer and Jared Polis, and Republican Dana Rohrabacher, each of whom spoke out in support of some of an array of proposed marijuana-related legislation.
The government and Ofsted have produced an array of proposed changes to school governance after the publication of an inspection report on 21 Birmingham schools.
This is just the latest women's health-related development in Missouri, which has seen an array of proposed pro-life bills this year.
The credit, worth $34.7 billion over five years, was the most costly of an array of proposed tax incentives and vouchers for health care and home ownership that Mr. Bush packaged today as "a new prosperity initiative" intended to help immigrants, former welfare recipients and other low-income Americans make poverty a "stage, not a fate".
There is a diverse array of proposed substrates of CDK5, although most have not been validated as true physiological substrates in vivo or even in intact cells.
Small business owners actually support an array of recently proposed EPA regulations.
The study shows that the array of proposed systems effectively controls the cylinder flexural response and interior noise over a broad frequency band without need of tuning and thus system identification of the structure.
THE CHARGES An Array of Options Proposed for Jury Here are the charges, along with the standards of proof and punishment, that the defense and prosecution have proposed should be considered by the jury in the case against the four police officers who killed Amadou Diallo.
In an array of startling remarks, he proposed a unilateral cut in nuclear arms that was, and is, apparently quite unplanned; he confused Sweden with Finland; and he named Germany and Japan as being among the world's nuclear powers.
Speaker J. Dennis Hastert of Illinois, expressing amazement at an array of more than 60 proposed new initiatives from a $50 million plan to clean up the Great Lakes to a $20 million proposal to fight infectious diseases, said: "As Washington digs out of the latest winter blizzard, the Congress will dig out of an avalanche of presidential spending initiatives.
