The phrase "an array of voices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse range of opinions, perspectives, or sounds, often in discussions about culture, art, or social issues.
Example: "The documentary presented an array of voices from different communities, highlighting their unique experiences and challenges."
Alternatives: "a variety of voices" or "a multitude of voices".
I have an array of voices.
Even minus his arsenal of sonic alterations, he has an array of voices, and he switches among them with ease.
The most powerful testimony comes from Julie Bailey who blew the whistle on the failings at Mid Staffs, but we also hear an array of voices.
James's novel is set in 1970s and early 80s Jamaica and tells the story, through an array of voices, of the attempted assassination of Bob Marley.
In this way, not only did we see everything we wanted but we heard an array of voices and views on South Africa's troubled past, present challenges and future promise.
The final track, featuring an array of voices – from Mute Records' founder Daniel Miller to avant-garde artist Vicki Bennett – each bidding Christopherson farewell with the words "meet me on the desertshore" over a backing of spectral piano chords and echoing electronics is incredibly moving.
#SayHerName provides needed discussion regarding police brutality against black women in the United States; however, addressing police brutality against women in the United States will take an array of voices--voices of every color reiterating that women's lives are valuable nationally and globally.
His shows are made up of a dizzying number of vignettes, linked by hysterical non-sequiturs and featuring an array of ridiculous voices.
Lord Falconer has read or listened to more than 1,000 submissions, endured foul abuse from an array of angry voices and, as head of the commission examining reforms to the law on assisted suicide, is predicting trouble even from his more rational critics when the conclusions are published next month.
Though this downward spiral of violence has generated doubts about any hope for a solution, a wide array of voices -- representing many lands and views -- are now suggesting that renewed American involvement is the key.
Mr. Brokaw has an eclectic array of voices in his program: Arlo Guthrie, Tommy Smothers, Pat Buchanan, James Taylor, Rafer Johnson, Dorothy Rabinowitz.
