The phrase "an array of tricks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of methods or techniques available for a particular purpose, often in contexts related to performance, magic, or problem-solving.
Example: "The magician amazed the audience with an array of tricks that left everyone in awe."
Alternatives: "a variety of tricks" or "a collection of tricks".
But this is a grander, bigger-budgeted affair with an array of tricks to keep new fans happy.
But with more than 200 episodes a year, there's still room for an array of tricks that occasionally border on the surreal.
The latest Brazilian prodigy to make an impression is Douglas Costa, a left-footed right-sided forward with an array of tricks and a strut that – usually – stays just the right side of arrogant.
In the examples listed above, seven designers have come up with an array of tricks, from a glowing interior landscape with walls of backlighted onyx, to a scheme that mimics the grand lighting of Radio City Music Hall.
A new model that obfuscates it away with an array of tricks – from legal redefinition of "genocide" by Baltic parliaments to encompass virtually all Soviet crimes, to the kangaroo investigations by Lithuanian prosecutors against Holocaust survivors, for unknown and unstated "war crimes".
The 635m-long slopestyle course includes jumps – or kickers – plus obstacles such as boxes and rails that the snowboarders appear to levitate over, in between soaring skywards with an array of tricks, flips and spins, all with catchy names such as the "McTwist" or "double cork".
Both demonstrate an array of visual tricks that make small plots appear larger.
By every objective calculation, Robert Mugabe, despite using an array of dirty tricks in a presidential contest nearly three weeks ago, was trounced by the challenger, Morgan Tsvangirai.
It caught on, and for the current election cycle they have overhauled their software for an array of new tricks, like displaying antonyms of the words the candidates say.
Mr. Fujimori refuses to criticize her candidacy, and his intelligence service -- which serves up an array of dirty tricks to upend other politicians -- has so far laid off Ms. Higuchi's campaign.
It may look like an ordinary paperback, but concealed within is an array of clever tricks, some of them, I don't mind telling you, on the dodgy side, and — here's the thing — nobody seems to have put it to proper use.
