The phrase "and varying array of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse selection or range of items, options, or characteristics.
Example: "The exhibition featured an impressive and varying array of artworks from different cultures and time periods."
Alternatives: "and diverse range of" or "and assorted collection of".
Scott Adams, a Grammy-nominated gospel singer known by fans as "the little woman with the big voice," is generous with hugs, and sports six-inch heels, bejeweled acrylic nails and a varying array of hairstyles.
Modesty used to be like juvenile delinquency; in men, it could refer to a varying array of behaviours – personal modesty, professional modest – but in women, it referred to sexual conduct.
There are six stamens only in the genus Ravenala; the rest of the order exhibit either five stamens (four families) or one functional stamen, the other stamens represented by a varying array of petal-like sterile stamens called staminodes, which form the conspicuous part of the flower (four families).
That's what parents are wondering after the Trump Administration put forward a widely varying array of price tags for its plan to fund school vouchers.
Most previous works achieved this by placing a spatially varying array of ND filters in front of the sensor [2, 24, 25, 27].
I stand in the cold morning air watching the slowly increasing density of traffic slowly drip down Richmond's Bridge road and look back one more time at the varying arrays of color.
In this study, the role of bypass diode and varying levels of solar insolation on PV array's working characteristics was investigated.
Arrayed in a grid along a gallery wall, the Gommino shoes, in bright colors and varying leathers, resembled one of the Pop artist's famous multiples.
That the vast array of confusing thoughts and varying views, concepts and opinions are collectively like a thicket of vines, a dense jungle, a tangle of wool or wire.
Each academic department should strive to offer an array of IAP activities, both with and without credit and varying in content and format.
