The phrase "an array of towns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of towns or a collection of towns in a particular area.
Example: "The region is known for an array of towns, each with its own unique charm and attractions."
Alternatives: "a variety of towns" or "a selection of towns."
Now, developers are building an array of condominiums, town houses and detached houses, steadily turning this working-class, mid-20th-century beach culture into a faster-paced scene.
But an array of small-town travelling salesmen, touting anything from components to coconuts, use Kuwait as their launch-pad too.
An array of Islip Town, Suffolk and state officials and local residents are aligned in a new group, the Committee to Preserve Sagtikos Manor, that is planning for the transition of the manor into a county-owned historical site managed by a not-for-profit organization.
"It's a way for residents to reintroduce themselves to an array of restaurants in town," Henn said.
Helen Yglesias, whose novels examined women's lives in an array of settings and situations — small towns, radical urban politics, abusive relationships, illness and old age — died on March 28 in Manhattan.
With the help of the man who puts out their records – Steve Underwood, who works in Nottingham city centre as a bus driver, and joins us in the cafe and then a nearby pub, along with "Parf" – next year, he and Fearn will tour an array of off-the-tour-circuit towns where they think their music will make perfect sense: among them, Wakefield, Scunthorpe, Hitchin and Ramsgate.
It has a majestic forest right in the heart of town and an array of villas that form a kind of primer on changing bourgeois taste.
A five-minute drive away is Sóller, one of Mallorca's finest towns, with an array of Art Nouveau buildings.
At the Gloucester City Fire Department headquarters on King Street, an array of trucks from nearby cities and towns were parked outside, evidence of the outpouring of support.
