The phrase "an array of prospects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of potential opportunities or options available in a particular context, such as business, career, or research.
Example: "The conference presented an array of prospects for networking and collaboration among industry leaders."
Alternatives: "a range of opportunities" or "a variety of options."
By the 2005 football season, when U.S.C. boasted an array of N.F.L. prospects, including Bush and quarterback Matt Leinart, agents and their representatives were fixtures at U.S.C. practices and in the locker room after games.
The current system for managing state lands - from holding lease sales to permitting wells to forming units - is the result of five decades of dealing with a few major oil companies developing several giant oil fields, not dozens of smaller companies spread across a huge area, exploring and developing a broad array of prospects.
Though national politicians barely mention them, there is also an array of places whose prospects seem much more uncertain: Sunderland, Wakefield, Coventry, Portsmouth, Plymouth and Bradfordrd.
The array of prospects that the Mets are expected to get in return for Dickey could pan out.
For the merchants, the prospect elicits an array of reactions, from dismay to denial to ambivalence.
The prospect of an array of AOL and Time Warner egos battling for dominance prompted persistent questions at the merger announcement in January.
With improving prospects, has come an array of trendy bars, restaurants and cafes, from the Finnieston ground-zero, to the Glad Cafe in the southside area of Shawlands, and the radical zone of redevelopment down by the Barras in the east.
A.I.G. also faced a crisis in its financial products group through derivatives transactions with an array of banks and others worldwide, and the prospect of its failure posed a threat to the financial system.
The legislation has been panned by an array of outside groups, and it faces deeply uncertain prospects in both the House and the Senate.
The importance of immune function in determining fitness components seems to be very intuitive, as it translates directly to survival prospects in environments hosting an array of pathogens.
