The phrase "an array of rich" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a variety of rich items or experiences, but it needs additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "The buffet offered an array of rich desserts that delighted the guests."
Alternatives: "a variety of rich" or "a selection of rich".
The entrees, too, offer an array of rich flavors but never leave you feeling weighed down.
Its neighbor, Gossart's "Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane," continues the nocturnal mood, but is all tender softness, with gently moonstruck forms and an array of rich, modulated purples and blacks.
Possibilities include the small-flowered snow crocus ( C. chrysanthus), which comes in a wide range of purples, yellows and bi-colors, as well as white; cloth-of-gold crocus (C. susianus), which is actually closer to bronze; and Tommies (C. tommasinianus), which come mostly in an array of rich purples.
The latter includes an array of leucine rich repeats of unique signature flanked by conserved cysteine-rich domains.
These loci, which occur once per chromosome, encompass regions between directional gene clusters that contain transposable elements and an array of AT-rich repeats predicted to extend between 2 and 8 kb.
It comprises an array of purine-rich bulges, which resemble the preferred RNA site for Rev binding (Heaphy et al., 1991; Tan et al., 1993; Battiste et al., 1996).
Some institutions are far better than others at exposing students to a full array of rich educational opportunities.
Next I inquire about tourmaline and, swoosh, out spills an array of mossy glimmery rich green stones.
A.P.C. snapped an array of flats in rich colors, while Nanette Lepore gave us a lesson in getting dressed for the office.
Other characteristic qualities include grandeur, drama and contrast (especially in lighting), curvaceousness, and an often dizzying array of rich surface treatments, twisting elements, and gilded statuary.
Today an array of wearable sensors offer them rich data about every inch of a player's sprint.
