The phrase "an array of substance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of different elements or components that have meaningful content or significance.
Example: "The research presented an array of substance, showcasing various theories and findings that contributed to the overall understanding of the topic."
Alternatives: "a range of content" or "a variety of material".
I tested 17 stain removers on an array of substances applied to white cotton napkins.
It is possible to export and import individual compound data to library files, which is just an array of substance-elements.
For the uninitiated, the bill – introduced on the 26th of May – was overseen by then-Home Secretary Theresa May and banned an array of substances previously known as legal highs, including salvia, Spice and nitrous oxide, as well as potentially anything capable of "stimulating or depressing the person's central nervous system" and affecting "the person's mental functioning or emotional state".
It involves measuring extracellular cerebral fluid levels of an array of substances like glucose, glutamate, lactate, and pyruvate.
Under physiological conditions, the monolayer endothelium releases an array of substances that interact to promote overall vascular health (18).
The following shows an example, reduced substance-element for acetic anhydride: A whole safety data sheet is mainly an array of these substance-elements plus some extra elements, which hold the texts for the head section, the texts for the back page, and the columns and phrases to show or hide.
This year the centre will examine 6,500 samples from sportsmen and women, using equipment worth more than £2m and testing for an array of banned substances set out in the Wada code.
Known as the "party" island and the largest of the three, Trawangan has developed a hedonistic reputation as a miniature Ko Phangan, with all-night full moon parties and an array of illegal substances openly for sale.
These cells then secrete a substance that stimulates the anterior pituitary gland, which is located at the base of the brain, to produce an array of regulatory substances (hormones), called gonadotropins, that are carried by the blood to the gonads (ovaries and testes), where they directly stimulate the development of eggs and sperm.
