The phrase "an array of samples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or variety of samples, often in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The researchers collected an array of samples from different locations to analyze the environmental impact."
Alternatives: "a collection of samples" or "a variety of samples".
With the 9 sizes forming an array of samples with different diameters and aspect ratios, the effect of size on peak stress and peak strain is determined.
In order to assess the experimental parameters best suited for the fabrication of thin films, an array of samples was fabricated under varying conditions, and some of the conclusions identified are presented here.
SURS selects an array of samples that is spread evenly through the specimen/section with random placement of the array, ensuring unbiasedness of the procedure.
In addition to guitar and vocals, Mr. Cantuária plays overdubbed hand percussion; Mr. Frisell plays acoustic and electric guitars and tends to an array of sampled loops.
DP Review's is practical and thorough, as usual, and Norwegian site Akam.no has put up (against Fuji's orders) an array of sample shots showing ISO performance.
These methods apply an array of sampling strategies and draw from a recent amassing of knowledge about the biophysical nature of peptide protein interactions.
These assumptions resulted in an array of sample sizes between 500 to 800 necessary to ensure 80% power to assess the hypothesized levels of effect modifications.
We considered a series of scenarios for sample size calculations which resulted in an array of sample sizes between 200 and 800 patients necessary to ensure 80% power at a two-sided p of 0.05.
PowerPoint has an array of sample sounds from which you can choose, or you can use your own sound file with a.wav extension.
Armed with an ear for a skilful beat and an array of weird samples, it's a mixture the Peckham-born producer expertly facilitates.
(48) However, our results show that this mnemonic is neither consistently nor anecdotally true in an array of commercial samples.
