The phrase "an array of styles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety or range of different styles in a particular context, such as fashion, art, or design.
Example: "The exhibition featured an array of styles, showcasing everything from classical to contemporary art."
Alternatives: "a variety of styles" or "a range of styles."
With Skin-So-Soft the fragrance of choice, women swept onto the patio in an array of styles.
But after this exposure – within a very compressed period of time – to such an array of styles, he needed a period of isolation.
But a close examination of the dozen works assembled here reveals that he worked in an array of styles — Surrealism, social realism, Cubism, Fauvism and even abstraction.
SPLUTTERY: Stickers may shock at Eva Gentry, but the nearby consignment store can soothe your troubled portfolio with an array of styles nearly as pleasing as the boutique's.
Arranged chronologically, the collection offers an array of styles ranging from the landscapes of the Hudson River School to the stark earth tones of Georgia O'Keeffe.
Ms. Franco, a stylist in London, modeled her figure-hugging bodysuits on a 1950s hourglass silhouette, deploying clever seaming in an array of styles.
That's in addition to an array of styling products and finishing serums.
TETSU Masa Takayama moves downtown for a triplex excursion into an array of Japanese styles.
Retro designs combined with advances in lens and frame construction have resulted in an array of new styles.
Described as an "urban insertion" by its architect/builder, RMJM Hillier of Princeton, the structure presents a distinctly modern face in an older community that already includes an array of design styles.
During and after his time in the trenches of World War I, he was concerned with the message of his work, and he conveyed this message in an array of different styles.
