The phrase "an extended array" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a collection or series of items that is larger or more comprehensive than a standard array.
Example: "The data was organized into an extended array to accommodate the additional variables we needed to analyze."
Alternatives: "a larger array" or "an expanded array".
Complex 2 is possessed a 1-D ribbon framework constructed from an extended array of ten-coordinated Eu3+ centers and the Schiff base ligands.
The ligand utilizes only two of the available for coordination carboxylates and the crystal structures are stabilized by an extended array of H-bonds that gives rise to a 3D supramolecular architecture.
We intend to show an extended array of activities that can be then adopted by the participant.
These receptors are best understood in Escherichia coli, where an extended array of methyl-accepting chemotaxis proteins (MCPs) is found at the pole of each cell.
By using an extended array platform to measure transcripts reduced in the Foxa2 mutant embryo, we increased the depth of our screen and found seven additional genes with novel expression domains in the node or DE.
Co-Array Fortran represents a correspondence between tensor notation and an extended Fortran array syntax.
While general information can be collected over an extended CNT array using the so-called current mapping, individual CNTs can be addressed in detail using current voltage (I V) studies.
Figure 3 Extended array aperture due to micro-multipath propagation.
where is the number of hydrophones in the physical array or extended array.
Stephenson emphasized the "extended array" of smartphones Apple subscribers can pick from, which reads as AT&T saying it's not too reliant on Apple.
Due to exploiting the extended array aperture and block-sparse information, the proposed method provides superior DOA estimation performance and higher angular resolution.
