The phrase "an array of supporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of supportive elements or resources related to a particular topic or context.
Example: "The project was successful due to an array of supporting documents that provided essential information."
Alternatives: "a range of supporting" or "a variety of supporting".
The case has attracted an array of supporting briefs.
Modern furnaces are equipped with an array of supporting facilities to increase efficiency, such as ore storage yards where barges are unloaded.
Without giving too much away, it becomes apparent that the numbers that fascinate Jake are not random, and we also meet an array of supporting characters who don't realize that they are all connected by special bonds.
In light of such diversity, the center offers an array of support services to enhance its grants.
The Columbia Center for Teaching and Learning provides an array of support for graduate students in both their current and future teaching responsibilities.
The Columbia Center for Teaching and Learning provides an array of support for faculty in both their work and their professional development.
The OECD said despite an increased focus on climate change, many governments were still using an array of support measures dating back more than 15 years that were increasing the supply and use of fossil fuels.
Unlike the students at private universities, who are offered an array of supports — academic, social, psychological — community college students rarely get the help they need from their chronically underfunded institutions.
Officials with the Division of Youth and Family Services, an agency that has been declared in crisis by state officials, yesterday defended their decision to return the children to the home, saying it had been done with the approval of a family court judge and with an array of support services provided to the troubled parents.
Throughout the year, participating mayors receive an array of supports, including 360-degree assessments with executive coaching, advising by former mayors, and faculty-led examinations of such topics as using data and evidence, public narrative, and cross-sector collaboration and innovation.
At a conference on Tuesday, the Campaign for Educational Equity, an institute of the college, will make the case that the state, which spends an average of $18,126 annually per student, should also pay for an array of support services outside the classroom that would cost an additional $4,750 annually for every poor student, or millions more every year.
