The phrase "an array of trade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of trading options, practices, or types of trade in a specific context.
Example: "The conference showcased an array of trade opportunities for emerging markets."
Alternatives: "a variety of trade" or "a range of trade".
Her coterie extends beyond the 30m (and counting, at a pace of several hundred thousand a year) readers who have purchased her books to include such pop stars as Simon Le Bon and the tennis player Billie Jean King, along with an array of trade union bosses, economists and political insiders on both sides of the Atlantic.
To remedy a rather confusing situation where nomenclature and reality did not run together, the Chinese government decided to change the name of its epic initiative to wrap up the Eurasian supercontinent and Africa with an array of trade corridors like the laces running around the contour of a baseball.
More than 500 business and conservative organizations had formed the Coalition for a Democratic Workplace to coordinate an array of trade associations and other groups fighting card check.
Son of a Revolutionary War army officer who went into a succession of businesses in New York, Cooper learned an array of trades at an early age, despite having had only a single year of formal schooling.
Mr. Dimon says that is not always possible, adding that he is a proponent of allowing "portfolio hedging," a sometimes controversial practice that nominally allows a firm to protect against an array of trades rather than just one.
The New York Stock Exchange, which suspended and then halted trading last Oct. 27 after the Dow fell 350 points and then more than 550 points, has with regulatory approval instituted new, less restrictive rules this year that call for a one-hour trading suspension if the Dow falls 900 points before 2 P.M. Steeper falls at varying times of the day would result in an array of trading suspensions.
Among those reasons is the idea that evolution involves an array of trade-offs, compromises in selection that favor one trait at the inevitable expense of another.
They are supplemented by an array of religious, trade union, and other specialized papers that also have complete freedom of expression.
These lightly regulated pools of private capital employ an array of complex trades, frequently shifting strategies and, in theory, generating above-average returns.
Over the years, the firm's lawyers, ultimately numbering about 225 ,held an array of publicly traded companies in their sights, winning increasingly large court settlements as the legal system tried to keep pace with the elusive, complex world of white-collar crime.
Dozens of therapies from reiki to reflexology are sold by thousands of practitioners represented by a dizzying array of trade associations (homeopaths, for instance, have a choice of four groups to join).Such chaos worries the government.
